Review of the Edited Version of "M'irāj al-Yaqīn fī Sharh Nahj al-Mustarshidīn"

The valuable book of Nahj al-Mustarshidīn fī ‘Uṣūl al-Dīn is one of the small and concise works of ‘Allāmah Ḥillī (d. 726 AH) which, according to him, was written for the use of seekers of certainty. Due to the brevity and comprehensiveness of this book on theological issues, students of  ‘Allāmah and the theologians living in his era as well as Imami scholars of later periods have paid special attention to the description and interpretation of this theological work. The book M'irāj al-Yaqīn fī Sharh Nahj al-Mustarshidīn written by the son of Allāmah Ḥillī, Muhammad ibn Hassan, known as Fakhr al-Muhaqiqīn (d. 771 AH), is one of these commentaries, which was researched by Mr. Tāhir al-Salami. The book was published in 1436 AH in the circulation of 1000 copies,  by the Islamic Center for Strategic Studies, which belongs to the Holy Institute of Abbāsiyeh .
In the present article, after referring to the contents of the book of Nahj al-Mustarshidīn and its commentaries, especially the M'irāj al-Yaqīn, we will evaluate the mentioned edited version of this work.