Part of مسك الخطاب (اكتملت السلسلة)
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مسك الخطاب | الحلقة (58) | التربية قبل التعليم
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In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
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If it were not for the Lord, I would not know my Lord
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A proverb that the Arabs repeat
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It shows the importance of education and the role of the educator
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In directing children to the path of goodness and knowledge
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The Messenger, may God bless him and grant him peace, says:
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Whoever has one or two daughters
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He raised them and raised them well
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He married them and married them well
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He entered Paradise with them
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Education must precede education
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The education process is not as easy as some people think
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Education has its origins based on a humanistic foundation of freedom and responsibility
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And a feeling of self-censorship
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Developing the mind and soul
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Instilling good character and nature
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And eradicating sick natures
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And thought development
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So that the human being is complete in his personality, thought, character and religion
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The best path to high education
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Medium style
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The best things are in their midst
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The educator should be generous and not to the point of extravagance
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Brave but not reckless
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He is forbearing and does not reach the point of weakness
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A victor who does not amount to injustice
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He is humble and does not reach the point of arrogance or arrogance
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He must look at his own faults first before raising others
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He must improve himself first and then begin education
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The eye of the dusty person is fixed on him
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Omar bin Shu'bah said to his son's teacher:
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Let your reform be for yourself first
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The students' eyes are fixed on you
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What is good to them is what you have done
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What is ugly to them is what I left behind
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Teach them the Book of God
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And give them more honorable speech
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And the most chaste of poetry
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Do not transfer them from one knowledge to another until they have judged
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The crowding of words in the heart is a preoccupation with understanding
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Education is a process that requires attention and knowledge of its methods
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We must link education to the modern era
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Using advanced and civilized methods
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This does not mean getting rid of our privacy and originality
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But we seek to build a society whose members...
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On civilized intellectual and physical training
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And mastering his work in a way that achieves human dignity and status
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And to serve his religion and society
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There are methods and types of education
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It has been said that education comes in two types
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Education comes from others
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Education comes from the soul
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When Ibn al-Muqaffa was asked
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Who taught you all this literature?
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So he said to myself
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So he was told
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Does a person discipline himself without being disciplined?
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He said yes
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If I saw something good in someone else, I would go to it
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If I see something ugly, I reject it
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This is how I disciplined myself
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I would like to whisper in March educators
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The seriousness and importance of the educational process
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It is one of the highest goals and most sacred tasks
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And they will be asked about it on the Day of Judgment
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And you are all shepherds
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Each of you is responsible for his flock
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Then education comes before education
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What is the value of knowledge to a human being?
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He is lost in his thoughts and beliefs
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Perhaps today's event and decision makers
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The best evidence of the corruption of humanity
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In the era of progress and civilization