The report of the star falling upon the house of our Master, the Commander of the Faithful—Exalted is His might—has appeared in several exoteric books, including Irshad al-Qulub by al-Daylami and others.

The pronoun ha (ه) in "taught him" ('allamahu - عَلَّمَهُ) refers to the Messenger—Exalted is His might—and is in the accusative case (nasb) as the object. The "One intense in strength" (Shadid al-Quwa) is our Master, the Commander of the Faithful—Exalted is His might—for he is the one who undertook the teaching of the Messenger—Exalted is His might—equipping him, granting him insight, and revealing to him. This is in terms of the Truth (al-Haqiqa) and the Inner Meaning (al-Batin). Indeed, many scholars and philosophers of other religions and even foreigners say that the author of the Quran, which Muhammad brought, is the same as the author of the book Nahj al-Balagha.

[133] It has been recorded in the book Al-Muhtadar: "It was narrated that Humran (peace be upon him) asked Abu Ja'far (exalted be his might) about the saying of Allah (exalted and majestic is He) in His noble Book: