In introducing this work, the author says:

I found this spark in the words of some intellectuals, especially present-day, who believed that the Shia clergy was like a church entity and had the same function as the Shiite clergy, who were isolated and isolated over time. The same fate awaits him, so it is better for his Shiite clergy to abandon politics and come up with a plan to Vaticanize Qom. In this context, we decided to put aside the political debate and examine the issue in a scientific debate to see if the two entities are really alike? To achieve this goal, we examined the two institutions in five essential axes of meaning and nature, sturdy and  their inter-religious correctness, their place in religion, their religious and practical structure in history, and tried to use primary sources. Finally, we identified 5 similarities and 20 differences. In this study we conclude that the existence of several similarities cannot lead to the same fate. We have proved the accuracy of the material I have written, in oral interviews with Catholic scholars on our trips to the Vatican.

This book recommended by some scholars in the field of religion and its purpose is to make Jewish history and beliefs very concise and based on original Jewish texts. Considering the history and its main points is a feature of this text. This book that is very useful and concise based on original Jewish texts can be helpful to scholars and students in the field of religion.

In the introduction of the book, it is stated: “The author first deals with human existential areas and analyzes the phenomenon of Revelation. Knowing the Prophet and studying his infallibility and is the other issue of the book.”
This book is organized in ten lessons; and subjects like anthropology, knowing the revelation, prophethology, Quranology, Khatmata, Imamate, Mahdism and Pathology are studied and discussed. At the end of each lesson, there is a summary of whole, and references are also provided for further study. The authors' aim was to develop a textbook on the basis of Islamic Thought.