The attribution of the term "malaki" in clothing to the angels

The questioner:
Nothing, may Allah preserve you. Or regarding the statement of some owners of retail stores about clothing and other items, saying that this "malaki" is attributed to the angels, is there anything wrong with that?

The Shaykh:
No, "malaki" with the attribution to the angels, "malaki" with the attribution to the king. The king is attributed to it as "malaki" with an open lam. This is according to the language, with the lam open. The trilateral root is "malak," so it is said "malaki," "malaki." So when he says, "What is malaki?" he means this is from the clothing of kings, this palace, or from the clothing of the angels. Angels wear woven fabric and raw material, and I do not know what else. Yes.

The questioner:
Honorable Shaykh, may Allah preserve you.

The Shaykh:
Wearing a "malaki" shemagh. "Malaki" means from the clothing of kings. That is his intention, not the king. It is for promoting goods. Yes.