[Pooya/Ali Commentary 110:1] The pagans of Makka opposed and persecuted the Holy Prophet from the day he openly preached the religion of Allah to them. Then he migrated to Madina. All the conspiracies, intrigues and plots of the Makkans and their allies to destroy the Holy Prophet and his mission recoiled on their own heads. Gradually all the people of Arabia rallied round him and the bloodless conquest of Makka was the conclusion of his patient and constant striving in the cause of Allah-a promise made by Allah ultimately fulfilled. Those who had hitherto held aloof, then hastened to offer their allegiance to the religion of Allah. Delegations flocked from near and far to offer obedience to the Holy Prophet. Gibbon refers to it as "one of the most memorable revolutions which have impressed a new and lasting character on the nations of the globe". The expansion of Islam is the most miraculous of all miracles. Polytheism yielded to monotheism. Aqa Mahdi Puya says: In the spiritual state of realization the Holy Prophet saw every being in submission to the will of Allah in the light of verse 84 of Ali Imran.

[Pooya/Ali Commentary 110:2] (see commentary for verse 1)

[Pooya/Ali Commentary 110:3] Refer to the commentary of Mumin: 55; Fath: 2 and Muhammad: 15 and 19 for the meaning of the phrase "wastaghfirhu" whenever it is used for the infallible Holy Prophet and his Ahl ul Bayt. After the bloodless conquest of Makka, the Holy Prophet stood at the entrance of Ka-bah and said: "There is no god save Allah. He has fulfilled His promised and helped His servant." Inside the Ka-bah he pointed to each of the 360 idols with his staff reciting: "Truth has come and falsehood has vanished"-Bani Israil: 82-and the idol fell down on its face. The great idol named Hubal was fixed on a high position beyond reach. To destroy it, the Holy Prophet asked Ali to mount on his shoulders. Ali mounted as was desired and standing over the shoulders of the Holy Prophet wrenched the idol and threw it, to the ground. It crashed to pieces. Refer to Madarij al Nabuwa, Habib al Siyar; Sharh Mawahib, Rawdat al Ahbab. As stated by the Holy Prophet to Ibn Abbas this verse gave a hint to his departure from this world.