Commentary of Imam Al Askari (asws) Part 14

Commentary of Imam Al Askari (asws) Part 14

Commentary of Imam Al Askari (asws) Part 14 concludes the Qurʾānic exegesis attributed to Imam Ḥasan al-ʿAskarī (ʿa, an honorific meaning ʿalayhi al-salām — “peace be upon him”), the eleventh Imam of the Ahl al-Bayt (ʿa). This final volume offers a synthesis of the themes developed throughout the commentary—faith (īmān), piety (taqwā), divine justice (ʿadl), and mercy (raḥmah). It portrays the Qurʾān as both a spiritual mirror and a moral compass, guiding the believer from knowledge to practice and from devotion to service.

About the Book

This concluding volume gathers reflections on the culmination of Sūrat al-Baqarah and its central message: that true faith integrates intellect, compassion, and steadfast obedience to God. Drawing from hadith (prophetic and Imamic traditions) transmitted by the Imam’s students, the text emphasizes that understanding the Qurʾān demands humility, sincerity, and continual self-purification. The commentary also examines how divine knowledge (ʿilm ilāhī) transforms character and aligns human will with God’s will (irādah ilāhiyyah). Through its focus on the ethical unity of thought and action, this final part encapsulates the essence of the Imam’s Qurʾānic vision.

What You Will Discover

• Qurʾānic interpretations on īmān, taqwā, and ʿadl as interwoven dimensions of spiritual life.
• Hadith (prophetic and Imamic traditions) on knowledge, sincerity, and ethical perseverance.
• Reflections on divine mercy (raḥmah) and the harmony between intellect and revelation.
• Lessons on moral transformation through humility, patience, and constant remembrance of God.
• Insights into how faith unites reason, devotion, and justice in the believer’s journey.

About the Author

The compiler of Commentary of Imam Al Askari (asws) Part 14 preserved narrations transmitted from the Imam’s circle of disciples and early Shīʿī scholars. While the commentary remains attributed to Imam Ḥasan al-ʿAskarī (ʿa), it reflects the intellectual spirit and spiritual discipline of his school. This closing volume stands as both a summary and a culmination—showing how the Imam’s teachings unite the pursuit of knowledge with the cultivation of moral and spiritual integrity.

Who Is This Book For?

For readers seeking a complete understanding of the moral, intellectual, and devotional legacy of the Ahl al-Bayt (ʿa), this final volume offers a profound reflection on faith as lived wisdom—illuminating the path from divine knowledge to ethical perfection.