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Tafsir Qummi Tafsir Qummi Vol. 5 Ali Ibne Ibrahim Qummi English Translation: Sayyid Athar Husain S.H. Rizvi Translated from the Farsi version of Tafsir Qummi by Agha Jabir Rizwani Table of Contents Preface .................................................................................... 5 Exegesis of Surah Najm .......................................................... 7 Imam Ali (a) was present with the Holy Prophet (s) on seven occasions............................................................................ 16 Vicegerency of Ali (a) is written on the heavens ................. 18 Basra City .......................................................................... 28 Exegesis of Surah Qamar ..................................................... 32 Miracle of cleaving of the moon ......................................... 34 Exegesis of Surah Rahman ................................................... 48 Exegesis of Surah Waqiyah .................................................. 69 Excellence of the Holy Prophet (s), Imam Ali (a), Hamza and Ja’far .................................................................................. 73 Exegesis of Surah Hadid....................................................... 93 Conversation between Yazid and Ali Ibne Husain (a) ....... 105 Exegesis of Surah Mujadila ................................................ 111 The first Zihar in Islam ..................................................... 114 Amulet against nightmares ............................................... 121 A verse of Quran upon, which no one other than Ali (a) acted ........................................................................................ 126 Exegesis of Surah Hashr..................................................... 134 Bani Nuzayr expelled from Medina .................................. 139 Exegesis of Surah Mumtahina ........................................... 149 Exegesis of Surah Saff ........................................................ 166 Exegesis of Surah Jumua ................................................... 175 Exegesis of Surah Munafiqun ............................................ 184 Statement of Abdullah bin Ubayy ..................................... 187 Exegesis of Surah Taghaabun ............................................ 193 Exegesis of Surah Talaq ..................................................... 203 Rules of Divorce .............................................................. 206 Exegesis of Surah Tahrim .................................................. 216 2 The Prophet confides a secret to Hafasa ............................ 218 Exegesis of Surah Mulk ...................................................... 228 Exegesis of Surah Qalam .................................................... 238 What is the Pen? ............................................................... 239 Sin deprives us from sustenance ....................................... 248 Exegesis of Surah Haqqah.................................................. 261 Exegesis of Surah Maarij ................................................... 277 Exegesis of Surah Nuh ........................................................ 291 Exegesis of Surah Jinn........................................................ 300 Exegesis of Surah Muzzammil ........................................... 320 Exegesis of Surah Muddaththir ......................................... 330 The deniers were infuriated on hearing the verses of Quran ........................................................................................ 337 Exegesis of Surah Qiyamah ................................................ 351 Exegesis of Surah Dahr (Insan) .......................................... 365 Exegesis of Surah Mursalaat .............................................. 377 Exegesis of Surah Naba ...................................................... 388 Exegesis of Surah Naziyat .................................................. 399 Exegesis of Surah Abasa..................................................... 411 Exegesis of Surah Takwir ................................................... 427 Mount Qaf........................................................................ 440 Exegesis of Surah Infitaar .................................................. 442 Exegesis of Surah Mutaffifeen ........................................... 449 Exegesis of Surah Inshiqaq ................................................ 465 Exegesis of Surah Buruj ..................................................... 474 The killing of the people of Akhdood ............................... 477 Exegesis of Surah Tariq ..................................................... 483 Exegesis of Surah Alaa ....................................................... 492 Exegesis of Surah Ghashiya ............................................... 501 Exegesis of Surah Fajr........................................................ 512 Description of Hell and the Siraat Bridge .......................... 520 Exegesis of Surah Balad ..................................................... 526 Exegesis of Surah Shams .................................................... 537 Exegesis of Surah Lail ........................................................ 545 Exegesis of Surah Zuha ...................................................... 555 Exegesis of Surah Inshirah ................................................. 562 Exegesis of Surah Tin ......................................................... 567 3 Exegesis of Surah Alaq ....................................................... 571 Exegesis of Surah Qadr ...................................................... 579 Exegesis of Surah Bayyinah ............................................... 583 Exegesis of Surah Zilzal ..................................................... 590 Exegesis of Surah Aadiyat .................................................. 595 Battle of Zatul Salasil ....................................................... 597 Exegesis of Surah Qariah ................................................... 605 Exegesis of Surah Takathur ............................................... 610 Exegesis of Surah Asr ......................................................... 614 Exegesis of Surah Humazah ............................................... 618 Exegesis of Surah Feel ........................................................ 623 Exegesis of Surah Quraish ................................................. 627 Exegesis of Surah Maoon ................................................... 631 Exegesis of Surah Kauthar ................................................. 635 Exegesis of Surah Kafirun.................................................. 638 Exegesis of Surah Nasr ....................................................... 641 Emphasis of the Prophet upon the Mastership ( Wilayat ) of Ali (a) .................................................................................... 642 Exegesis of Surah Lahab .................................................... 644 Exegesis of Surah Ikhlas..................................................... 648 Exegesis of Surah Falaq ..................................................... 653 Exegesis of Surah Naas ....................................................... 656 Bibliography ....................................................................... 662 4 Preface The Tafsir before you is the translation of the exegesis of Ali bin Ibrahim Qummi. It is a commentary of Quran that has benefitted all the Shia commentators of Quran throughout the ages and all of them have mentioned it in their exegesis. Also, Allamah Majlisi has, in the great Shia encyclopedia of Biharul Anwar , quoted from this Tafsir excessively. Since the translation of this book has now reached completion through the bestowal of God and grace of the Imam of the time (a) and is ready to be printed in five volumes, it is necessary to explain the following points regarding it: 1- The copy followed in translation is the edition published by Darul Kitab Jazaeri, which is revised and has additional footnotes. It also contains an introduction of His Eminence, Ayatullah Sayyid Tayyib Jazaeri (r). 2- With attention to its verses and translation and also research of the footnotes and sources that are used in this exegesis, translation of the exegesis has reached to five volumes. 3- Our excellent research is present in footnotes from books of traditions such as Biharul Anwar and from the traditions of the exegeses of Tafsir Burhan , Safi , Nurus Thaqlayn and many other different books: that is if we quote from all the books of exegeses, the volume would reach a size much more than it is at present. 4- Translation of Volume one has come in two volumes, so that the sources of research are mentioned at the end of the second volume and the translation of second volume of Arabic is prepared in three volumes so its researched sources are mentioned at the end of the fifth volume. 5 5- Tafsir Qummi includes all the chapters of Quran, but it does not contain all the verses; therefore for the convenience of public, we have mentioned the English translation in different fonts for the reader to have access to it without any difficulty. 6- Since this translation is the first translation, which is given with exegesis of Qummi, it is not free of doubt; therefore I humbly request the reader that in case of any mistake they should overlook it and forgive this humble writer. In the end, I thank all those, who cooperated in typesetting, especially Hujjatul Islam wal Muslimeen, Haaj Amir
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