90th sura of the Quran

2. Moral Responsibility and Social Justice

Shia teachings often highlight the collective responsibility of the community in upholding justice and charity. The sura engages with the essential elements of moral accountability, indicating that mere belief is insufficient without corresponding action. The verses implore believers to consider the plight of the impoverished and marginalized—a call that aligns with the Shia emphasis on social equity, particularly exemplified in the teachings surrounding the Ahl al-Bayt (the family of the Prophet Muhammad). The Ahl al-Bayt, through their lives, illuminated the significance of aiding those in need and resisting oppression.

3. The Reality of Divine Judgment