Muhammad Taqî-ud-Din al-Hilâli (1893–1987) was a renowned Islamic scholar, translator, and linguist from Morocco. He was known for his contributions to Islamic teachings and his collaboration with Muhammad Muhsin Khan in translating The Noble Quran into English. Al-Hilâli was well-versed in Arabic, English, and other languages, allowing him to bridge the gap between Islamic scholarship and Western audiences. He studied and taught in various countries, including Morocco, Saudi Arabia, and India, making a lasting impact on Islamic literature and dawah (propagation of Islam).