Types of Influence of Khoi and Shushtari's Nahj al-Balaghi commentaries from Qutbuddin Ravandi's commentary

One of the most effective ways to measure the value of a scientific work is to evaluate the impact of subsequent works. This influence can be traced both to the personality of the author and to the content of the author. Nahj al-Balaji is an ancient and methodical commentary by Nahj al-Balagha, written by Qutb al-Din Ravandi and is one of the most important accounts of Nahj al-Balagha. A study of the work written after this explanation makes it clear that the scholarly position of the author and author had a great influence on the later exponents of Nahj al-Balagha. Among the recent studies in which this influence has had a high frequency is the intrusion of Nahj al-Balagha's description of Habibollah Khoi and the Bahaj al-Sabbagha's description of Nahj al-Balagha's Muhammad Taqi Shushtari, which also influenced his scholarly content and method. This influence has been echoed in two ways by the endorsement of Ravandi's views and his criticism of these two commentaries, and has appeared in a wide range of subjects such as literary, historical, and analytical. The main causes of Khoi and Shooshtar's critical approach to Ravandi are to gain a proper understanding and real meaning of the Imam's words.