Imamate and the Twelve Imams is a comprehensive exploration of one of the central beliefs in Shia Islam: the divine leadership (Imamah) and the spiritual significance of the Twelve Imams. The book delves deep into the concept of Imamah as a continuation of the prophetic mission, explaining how the Imams, starting with Imam Ali (A.S) and ending with Imam Mahdi (A.S), are divinely appointed leaders responsible for guiding humanity in both spiritual and worldly matters.

The book covers the theological basis for the Imamate, using Quranic verses and Hadith to emphasize the divinely ordained status of the Imams as protectors and interpreters of the Islamic faith. It also highlights their roles in upholding justice, preserving the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), and providing a moral and spiritual example for the community.

Each of the Twelve Imams is given a detailed biography, showcasing their unique contributions to Islam, their struggles against tyranny, and their efforts to guide their followers towards righteousness. The book also touches on the significance of Imam Mahdi's (A.S) occultation and his awaited return, providing insights into the spiritual dimensions of hope and justice that this belief brings to Muslims.