Arsalan Ali (1903-1987), born in Casablanca, Morocco, was one of the pioneers of theoretical physics.

Showing an interest in the subject at the ripe young age of 15 and showing superior intellectual qualities, Ali applied for admission into university by the time he was sixteen. Having been accepted, he begun work on his research into theoretical physics, his research involved studying the burning questions of physics, such as relativity (some sources maintain that Ali discovered the theory of relativity before Einstein), multiple universes and other theoretical issues in physics that are yet to be solved.

Ali has, indeed, done a great service to the field of theoretical physics, and many young physicists attempt to continue his work to further broaden his research and try to find answers to life's burning questions.