Tafsir Al-Mizan Volume 39

Volume thirty-nine covers the commentary on Sūras al-Ma’ārij (Chapter 70), Nūḥ (Chapter 71), al-Jinn (Chapter 72), al-Muzzammil (Chapter 73), al-Muddaththir (Chapter 74), al-Qiyāmah (Chapter 75), al-Insān (Chapter 76), and al-Mursalāt (Chapter 77). These chapters explore themes of divine justice, human accountability, the role of prophets, and the spiritual and moral guidance provided by the Qur’ān. In Sūrah al-Ma’ārij, ʿAllāmah examines the human tendency toward impatience and greed, contrasting it with the virtues of steadfastness and trust in God. The commentary emphasizes the significance of preparation for the Day of Judgment and highlights the qualities that distinguish the pious, such as prayer, charity, and honesty. Sūrah Nūḥ narrates the mission of Prophet Nūḥ, illustrating his perseverance in calling his people to monotheism. ʿAllāmah reflects on the consequences of rejecting divine guidance and the inevitability of divine justice. The chapter serves as a reminder of God’s mercy for those who heed His call and the ultimate accountability of all human actions. In Sūrah al-Jinn, ʿAllāmah explores the existence of the jinn and their acknowledgment of the Qur’ān’s truth. The chapter discusses the nature of revelation and its impact on both human and non-human creation. ʿAllāmah also addresses the themes of submission to God and the limitations of human knowledge regarding the unseen. The commentary on Sūrah al-Muzzammil reflects on the spiritual discipline and devotion required of believers. ʿAllāmah examines the significance of night prayer and the recitation of the Qur’ān as means of drawing closer to God. He also addresses the gradual nature of spiritual and societal transformation, emphasizing the importance of patience and persistence.