The commentary attributed to Imam Sadiq (AS) is one of the important mystical commentaries of the second century AH, the narrations of which are available in the current version through the book Haqat al-Tafsir al-Salmi. This commentary presents an educational and spiritual reading of the story of the Miqat of Prophet Moses (AS) based on two issues: Moses' (AS) encounter with fire and the meeting on Mount Sinai. This article seeks to explain this approach and the nature of divine vision from the perspective of this commentary using a descriptive-analytical method. The results of this article show that Imam Sadiq (AS) interpreted the two issues of Moses' (AS) conversation with God and the vision of the Almighty in line with Moses' (AS) spiritual and spiritual transcendence. The path of Moses' (AS) spiritual transcendence is formed from the fire of the connection between Moses and God in the meeting called the Tree of Fire, and as a result, the lights of the divine sanctuary enter Moses' (AS). In fact, after passing through this stage and Moses (AS) reaches the state of poverty and divine annihilation, he is able to converse with God. The divine vision on Mount Tur also has two different aspects, one of which is stated in verse 143 of Al-A'raf, which, according to Imam Sadiq (AS), is a function of the divine will in the vision, and its main part occurs within Moses (AS), and Moses (AS) hears in his heart that God is speaking to him.