માણસ(ના વિનાશ) માટે એટલી જ અજ્ઞાનતા પૂરતી છે કે તે પોતાના સ્વરૂપથી અજ્ઞાત હોય.
It is enough ignorance for a person that he remains ignorant of himself.
It is enough ignorance for a person that he remains ignorant of himself.
Much knowledge leads toward misguidance.
You should cultivate forbearance, for it is the pillar of knowledge.
Every knowledge that is not supported by intellect is misguidance.
The fruit of knowledge is humility.
Whoever sets out in search of a branch of knowledge to turn falsehood into truth or misguidance into guidance, their deed is like that of a worshiper who worships for forty years.
It is disgraceful for a person that their action falls short of their knowledge and their deed is weaker than their words.
If you knew what I know, you would laugh little and weep much, and neither food nor drink would bring you pleasure.
Ignorance is the most aggressive enemy.
Contemplating knowledge frequently opens the intellect.
The wise are like strangers because the ignorant among them are so numerous.
Either be a speaking scholar or an attentive listener, but beware of being the third!
He who keeps knowledge alive never dies.
There is no poverty graver than ignorance.
Whoever is ignorant of a branch of knowledge becomes its enemy.
Be a scholar or a student, and beware of being a heedless pleasure-seeker.
Indeed, some eloquent speech is like magic, and some knowledge is like ignorance.
The essence of knowledge is acting upon it.
Whoever seeks knowledge is on the path of God until they return.
Every scholar is reverent and fearful.
One tires of everything except rare gems of wisdom.
If people knew what lies in the seeking of knowledge, they would seek it even by shedding their blood and plunging into the depths of the sea.
The one who knows God the most is the one who fears Him the most.
Indeed, when a scholar does not act upon his knowledge, his advice slips from hearts just as rain slips off a smooth rock.
A little knowledge is better than excessive ritual worship.
A wise person is one whose actions testify to the truth of their words.
Truly, the most knowledgeable among people is the one most content with the decree of God.
Knowledge is a treasure chest whose key is inquiry; therefore ask, so that God may have mercy on you, for indeed four people are rewarded: the one who asks, the speaker, the listener, and the one who loves them.
Asking questions is half of knowledge.
The beauty of a scholar lies in acting upon his knowledge.
Knowledge is a principle by which a person is judged. Through it, a person earns obedience during life and a noble reputation after death.
The ignorant person feels alienated by that with which the wise person feels at home.
O believer! Truly, this knowledge and good conduct are the worth of your soul. So strive to learn both, for as your knowledge and conduct increase, your worth and honor increase.
Knowledge is an ornament for the wealthy and wealth for the poor.
There is no good in life except for two kinds of people: a scholar who is followed, and an attentive listener.
The best knowledge is tranquility and forbearance.
Everything becomes precious when it is scarce, except knowledge, which is precious when it is abundant.
If wisdom were placed upon the mountains, they would surely tremble.
Among scholars are those who present themselves to give verdicts saying, 'Ask me,' though they might not utter a single correct word. And God does not like pretenders.
Indeed, a heart devoid of knowledge is like a ruined house that is uninhabited.
Truly I say to you: the wise person takes a lesson from the ignorant, while the ignorant is driven by his desires. I advise you to seal your mouths with silence so that nothing improper may come out of them.
Struggling against one's own desires through knowledge is the very essence of intellect.
When God intends good for a people, He increases the scholars among them and decreases the ignorant, so that when a scholar speaks he finds supporters, and when an ignorant person speaks he is subdued. (Likewise) when He intends harm for a people, He increases the ignorant among them and decreases the scholars, so that when an ignorant person speaks he finds supporters, and when a scholar speaks he is subdued.
Except for God, every knowledgeable person is merely a learner.
The most knowledgeable among you is the most reverent.
Beware of sins, for they erase good deeds. Indeed, a person commits a wrong deed and consequently forgets the knowledge they once possessed.
God's right over people is that they speak only of what they know, and refrain where they do not know.
Knowledge elevates the lowly, and abandoning it degrades the noble.
One who is not wise may still utter words of wisdom.
Write down knowledge before scholars depart, for the loss of knowledge happens through the passing of scholars.
Intellect is the vehicle of knowledge.
Let not the one who does not know be ashamed to learn, for the value of every person is in what they know!
An ignorant person does not recognize a scholar because he himself was not previously a scholar.
When asked about knowledge, he said: Four things: 1. Worship God to the extent of your need for Him. 2. Disobey Him only to the extent of your endurance against the fire. 3. Work for your world in proportion to the lifespan you have in it. 4. Work for your hereafter in proportion to the duration you will spend in it.
Knowledge is the adornment of the wealthy and the wealth of the poor.
The most noble of noble people is the one who has been ennobled by knowledge.
Do not throw pearls to swine, for they cannot make any good use of them; likewise, do not impart wisdom to someone who does not desire it, for wisdom is superior to pearls, and one who does not seek it is worse than swine.
Acquire whatever knowledge you wish, yet God will not benefit you through knowledge until you act upon it; for the scholars strive to preserve knowledge, whereas the foolish only strive to recite it.
The knowledgeable person's sin is one, but the ignorant person's sins are two: the knowledgeable person is punished for committing the sin, whereas the ignorant person is punished for committing the sin and also for abandoning knowledge.
Nothing is better than intellect paired with knowledge, knowledge paired with forbearance, and forbearance paired with power.
Indeed, everything seeks forgiveness for the seeker of knowledge, even the fish of the sea, the insects of the earth, wild beasts, and livestock.
One who worships without knowledge is like a donkey tied to a millstone, which keeps turning around but does not move forward from its place.
Whoever acts upon what they know, God will teach them that which they do not know.
When the light of true knowledge shines in the heart, the breeze of divine love begins to blow.
Those who narrate knowledge are many, but those who practice it are few.
You are the children of this society today, and soon you will be the elders of the coming generation. Therefore, acquire knowledge, and whoever among you cannot memorize it should write it down and keep it in their home.
Grant me health for devotion, leisure for detachment, knowledge by which I may act, and piety in all matters.
Knowledge will benefit you even with little action, while ignorance will not benefit you even with much action.
One who has no knowledge has no guidance either.
Intellect is the believer's friend, knowledge is their minister, patience is their commander, and deed is their guardian.
There is no good in worship devoid of understanding, nor in knowledge devoid of reflection, nor in recitation devoid of contemplation.
Inquire about the knowledge that is essential for you, and make no excuses for remaining ignorant of it.
Establish in your hearts knowledge of the One you worship, so that your limbs may aid you in the acts of worshipping the One you know.