The Pesher Habakkuk (1QpHab) is the longest and best-preserved commentary of the Yaḥad, divided into two nearly symmetrical sections that cite brief passages from Habakkuk and interpret them using the characteristic פשר formula. It offers a continuous commentary on Hab 1:1–2:20, with Hab 2:3–4—contrasting the righteous and the wicked—serving as the thematic key to the entire interpretation.
