It is narrated from Umayr bin Sa'id al-Nakha'i that he heard Sayyiduna Ali (may Allah be pleased with him) telling the people: "This star, which the Arabs call al-Zuhrah and the non-Arabs call Anahid, (its story is that) two angels used to judge between people. A woman came to them, and each of them desired her (wrongfully) without his companion knowing. Then one of them said to his companion: 'O brother! There is something in my heart that I want to tell you.' He replied: 'O brother! Say it; perhaps what is in my heart is the same as what is in yours.' So the two of them agreed on the matter. The woman said to them: 'Will you not tell me that (name) by which you ascend to the heaven and descend to the earth?' They said: 'We descend by "bismillah al-a'zam" (the greatest name of Allah), and by it we ascend.' She said: 'I will not fulfil your desire until you teach it (the word) to me.' One of them said to his companion: 'Teach it to her.' The other said: 'How will we face the severe punishment of Allah?' The first said: 'We hope for the vastness of Allah's mercy.' So they taught her that word; she spoke it and flew up to the heaven. An angel in the heaven was frightened by her ascent and lowered his head, and he did not sit (upright) after that. Then Allah transformed that woman, and she became a star."