Impact of belief in personal unityof Existence in the commentary of Qazi Sa'id Qomi on Verses and Tradition

The principles and assumptions of each individual, albeit unknowingly, influence his subsequent understanding. In understanding and interpreting the verses and tradition, many of the information, principles, and principles of the person's conceptual and authentic origins in his understanding of the verse and tradition play a role; Because it is not possible to erase the mind by one hundred percent of the previous knowledge; therefore, we encounter a number of interpretations of a single religious text, sometimes in conflict with the speaker's words, and sometimes he finds himself at an abusive level. One of the mystical views initially blessed by the discovery of mystic interest is the theory of personal unity of existence. Qazi Sa'id Qomi, as a mystic of the eleventh century AH, also believed in the rule of religious philosophy and has referred to verses and narratives. In this article, we will show that, apart from the veracity of his interpretations, the effect of this rule on the interpretation of some of the verses and narrations of this wise will be displayed.