Part of روانق العِلم (اكتملت السلسلة)
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كتاب روانق العِلم عند الحُكماء | الحلقة (32) | مفاتيح العلم
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In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
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Say: Are those who know equal to those who do not know?
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The splendor of knowledge is distinguished from wisdom
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By Dr. Hamza Ibn Faye Al Fathi
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May God protect him
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Keys to knowledge
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Imam Al-Zuhri, may God Almighty have mercy on him, said
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He died in the year one hundred and twenty-four AH
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Knowledge is a shame
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The issue opens it up
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Knowledge is like stored jewels
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And hidden treasures
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And it has keys in life
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Such as attending and reading
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Collecting books, researching and extracting
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Including questions for scholars
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And sitting with the elders
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And extract the intelligence and understanding in their minds
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And intelligence and prudence
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In the Qur’an, it is permissible and desirable to ask questions
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And they ask you
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So ask the people of remembrance if you do not know
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But this question
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He has his own manners and morals
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Such as impurity with an old man
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And note the appropriate time
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As the last lesson
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And do not interrupt him
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And quit arguing
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Pray for him first and last
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As a saying
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May God bless you and the like
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And not to confiscate his opinion
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Or rudely soliciting the opinions of others
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And respect for scholars in general
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Ibn Jurayj, may God have mercy on him, said
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I did not extract the knowledge that I extracted from Ataa
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Except with me
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Do not ask too many questions out of urgency
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Unless he gives him permission and he likes it
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Do not be isolated from the rest of the students
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They have questions and safety
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And to ask what he needs
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The scholar Ibn al-Qayyim, may God have mercy on him, said about knowledge and its acquisition
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Some people forbid it
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Because his question was not good
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Either because he does not ask under any circumstances
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Or he asks about something and something else that is more important to him than him
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Like someone asking about his curiosity, which his ignorance does not harm him
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He leaves out what is essential to knowing
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This is the case with many ignorant educated people
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Some people deprive him of his poor listening
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So talk and exercises have an impact on him
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I love to listen to him
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This is a scourge that lurks in most souls seeking knowledge
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It prevents them from knowing a lot
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Even if he had good understanding
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And peace