In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
Say: Are those who know and those who do not know equal?
The splendor of knowledge according to the two wise men
By Dr. Hamza Ibn Faye Al Fathi
May God protect him
Ashbar Al-Ilm
Imam Amer Al-Shaabi, may God Almighty have mercy on him, said
He died in the year one hundred and three AH
Knowledge is threefold
Whoever gets an inch from him
He sniffed his nose and thought he got it
And whoever gets the second inch
His soul was belittled for him and he knew that he had not attained it
As for the third inch
No one will ever get it
Knowledge is an ordeal and a gift
It is a gift for the wise
And an ordeal for the miserable
Those who do not understand its lesson
They do not learn from his manners
And for his etiquette
Not to be deceived
And humility in it
And certainty of its length and breadth
Therefore, as some of them said
Don't be a father of an inch
He is the arrogant person who memorized one or two issues
Then he goes with it
His nose is high
He is superior to his brothers
Shrinking from all decency, dream and mercy
Therefore, Al-Sha’bi, may God have mercy on him, warns against the ramifications of knowledge
The first of them is an educated, novice, with a proud nose
The second is a minor case
He realizes that he did not achieve what he wanted or achieve what he wanted
Almost as humble
He who has learned jurisprudence and does not claim jurisprudence
And learn
He motivates students with humility and compassion
The third inch is the best and highest
He knew that he never knew anything
He believes what lies beneath humility
It always highlights ignorance and negligence
And he only has a little bit
And cheap jurisprudence
And limited insight
He sits in the seat of the poor and humble
And greetings to everyone
He does not assign himself a title or rank
Or a sign or special badges
That is truly the world
And the jurist is sincere
Whoever reaches it or touches its branches
And peace