This volume provides an in-depth exegesis of Sūrah al-Anfāl (Chapter 8), which addresses themes of faith, divine justice, and the ethics of conflict. This chapter, often referred to as “Sūrah Badr,” reflects upon the Battle of Badr and derives broader lessons for individual and societal conduct. The commentary begins by discussing the distribution of spoils of war, emphasizing the principles of divine ownership and collective responsibility. ʿAllāmah Ṭabāṭabaʿī highlights the Qurʾānic approach to resolving disputes among believers, advocating for reconciliation and adherence to divine commands. He explains how the rules surrounding anfāl (spoils of war) serve as a mechanism for maintaining social harmony and justice. A significant portion of the chapter focuses on the characteristics of true believers, as described in verses 2–4. ʿAllāmah elaborates on their spiritual traits, including their reverence for God, trust in Him, and dedication to prayer and charity. These qualities, he notes, form the foundation of a cohesive and morally upright community. He also reflects on the concept of īmān (faith) as a dynamic and evolving state, deepened through reflection and adherence to divine guidance. The commentary then transitions to the narrative of the Battle of Badr, which is presented not merely as a historical event but as a manifestation of divine support for the faithful. ʿAllāmah examines the moral and spiritual lessons derived from this victory, including the importance of unity, reliance on God, and perseverance in the face of adversity.