A comparative interpretation of the verses indicating refuge during Satan's attack

One of the slogans of the Quran is Isti'azih, which is recommended in the Quran with special emphasis and is also prominent in the Prophets' lives. In addition to expressing part of the Muslim belief, this slogan also has spiritual and behavioral effects. For this reason, knowing these slogans and using them is one of the essentials of a Muslim. In the verses of the Qur'an, in many cases, the prophet is advised to seek refuge with God. One of these cases is the Prophet's advice to seek refuge in God when Satan is angry. The main questions of this research are what do the commentators think about the meaning of satanic wrath and what is the meaning of seeking refuge in God during the wrath of Satan. The method of this research is comparative interpretation. The data of this article show that the word Isti'azeh is used in the Quran in the same literal and conventional sense and is highly recommended and was very important and important in the traditions of the Prophets. Also, the analysis of the concept of intercession and its applications shows that intercession is used in both worldly and spiritual affairs, and in the Qur'an spiritual intercession is recommended only to God. Although the majority of commentators have taken the meaning of seeking refuge in God from saying the word ``Awzabullah Man Al-Shaitan Al-Arjim''; But it seems that the supplication in question in the Qur'an, beyond the verbal supplication, is more the supplication of the heart or attention, trust and hope in God, and also the supplication is not only a slogan; Rather, it is a moral, educational and psychological method to protect oneself against mental and behavioral dangers.