The fifth English volume covers verses 1–41 of Sūrah Āl ʿImrān (Chapter 3), addressing central theological, ethical, and philosophical themes. The exegesis explores key topics, beginning with the Qurʾānic concept of chastisement and a comprehensive analysis of the āyāt al-muḥkamāt (clear verses), āyāt al-mutashābihāt (ambiguous verses), and taʾwīl (interpretation). These discussions are organized into five sections and summarized under ten themes. Additionally, the issue of interpretation by conjecture (tafsīr bi al-raʾy) is examined from both Qurʾānic and traditional perspectives. The issue of divine sovereignty and human accountability, discussing how God’s guidance operates within the framework of cause and effect is elaborated. A notable analysis is provided on verse 26, which speaks of God’s dominion over all affairs, including the giving and taking of power. This is paired with reflections on the provision of sustenance (verse 27), emphasizing God’s justice and wisdom in managing creation.