The Necessity of Criticizing Perceptions of Prophetic Teachings (Criticism of Ali Safaei Haeri's Views on the Matter of Resurrection)

Resurrection or 'rising again' (after death) on the Day of Judgment is considered one of the pillars of the principles of religion in Islam, where people's actions are measured before God and they receive punishment or reward for their righteousness or wrongdoing. Verse ۱۵۶ of Surah Al-Baqarah refers to the fact that everyone is moving toward God. The reality of death and the possibility and nature of life after death are among the issues that have made people and thinkers ponder. The difficulty of the subject and the limitation of human perception on the one hand and the belief in the materiality of man in the eyes of some and their doubts on the other hand make an accurate and clear explanation and answer. The book Hayat-e Bartar (Superior Life) or Resurrection from the perspective of the Qur'an is a collection of speeches and manuscripts of Ali Safaei Haeri, which was published in Laylat al-Qadr Publications. This book has attempted to revive the understanding of teachings and religious truths of the resurrection in the hearts and minds of the masses of people with the illuminating method of interpreting the Qur'an. This article aims to examine this book as much as possible through the descriptive-analytical method and the collection of information by using the library method. A clear look, good expression and penmanship, special nuances and expression of subtle points are the specific characteristics of Safaei. Safaei's keen visions, along with the feeling in his expression and pen, have made the reader eager to meditate on the Qur'an with more enthusiasm. Expressing subtle points along with simple and effective examples, not repeating the contents of the predecessors, popularizing the general understanding of the teachings of the Qur'an, and specific subtleties of Safaei are some of the merits of this book. Among the shortcomings of the present work are the lack of background explanation, lack of citations, and weak reasoning and logic. Hayat-e Bartar (Superior Life), which tries to penetrate and communicate through the heart and soul of the audience, has its own audience.

کلیدواژه ها:

Resurrection ، Qur'an ، mystical interpretation ، Safaei Haeri