The apparent or comparative examples of Yom al-Fath in the final verses of Surah Sajdah

"Fath" is used in the Qur'an in the meaning of opening, helping and conquering, and in the final verses of Surah Sajdah, it has a special meaning.Some of the Fariqin thinkers have emphasized only the apparent examples in these verses and others have interpreted it. Considering the lack of research that analyzes all competing opinions about these examples, the present article wants to provide a new perspective on the contradiction or non-contradiction between these examples in the verses by comprehensively examining the existing sayings.This article, which is written with a comparative, descriptive and analytical method, descriptively examines the views of the commentators of the parties and analyzes and criticizes their evidence so that the correct sayings are known and after proving the correctness of some sayings,it sums up the examples and cites According to narrative evidence, it proves the non-contradiction between the examples and the non-contradiction between several apparent examples.The apparent examples of "conquest"include:the battle of Badr, the conquest of Makkah, the torment of desperation, the season and judgment in the Day of Judgment, and any kind of worldly victory of the believers over the enemies;And its comparative examples include: the rise of Imam al-Zaman (AS)and his return.Based on the examined evidence, it is more acceptable for the examples of chapter and judgment in the Day of Resurrection, the torment of desperation, any kind of worldly domination of the believers,and regression, that due to the Qur'an's content on semantic levels, these examples are at the same length as each other.