Wisdom and Ignorance
1- Imam Reza (A. S.) ((Tohafol-Oghool, p. 467))
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Wisdom and intellect is every man's friend, ignorance and illiteracy, are his enemies.
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2- The Honorable Prophet of Islam (P.B.U.H.) ((Ashshehab fel-Hekame-Val-Adab, p. 12))
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Wisdom and intellect are the first thing that God created.
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3- The Reverent Amir (A. S.) ((Fehrest-e-Ghorar, p. 325))
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Robust and elegant stature for one who is empty of wisdom, is of no use.
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4- Imam Hassan Askari (A. S.) ((Behar, vol. 1, p. 95))
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Beauty of the face is the outward charm of a human being, and the beauty of soul is his inner charm.
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5- Imam Mohammad Bagher (A.S.) ((Behar, vol. 78, p. 164))
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Opposition of one's desires is the sign of the highest level of wisdom in a human being.
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6- Imam Mohammad Bagher (A.S.) ((Tohafol-Oghool, p. 165))
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There is no pain worse than ignorance and lack of intellegence.
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7- Imam Hossein (A. S.) ((Behar, vol. 78, p. 127))
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Wisdom of a human being will attain the highest level only by following the truth.
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8- Imam Musa Kazem (A. S.) ((Tohafol-Oghool, p. 419))
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The sleep of a wise man is far better than vigilance of a fool during the night.
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9- Imam Jafar Sadegh (A. S.) ((Behar, vol. 1, p. 132))
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A wise man will not he bitten twice by the same snake in a hole!
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10- The Reverent Amir (A. S.) ((Nahjo1-Ba1aghe. Letter 31))
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Refrain from reliance on unrealistic hopes and wishes which are the capital of the ignorant and foolish people.
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11- The Reverent Amir (A. S.) ((Fehrest-e-Ghorar, p 83))
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The most foolish person is one, who considers himself the wisest!
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12- Imam Musa Kazem (A. S.) ((Tohafol-Oghool, p. 419))
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Human being has not been given anything higher than wisdom and intellect.
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13- Imam Jafar Sadegh (A. S.) ((AIfaghih, vol. 4, p. 394))
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The most knowledgeable person is one who runs away from ignorant people.
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14- The Honorable Prophet of Islam (P.B.U.H.) ((Ashshehab fel-Hekame-Val-Adab, p. 57))
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Blessings of God in the hands of an ignorant person, is in fact fruitless! (ignorant does not appreciate blessings of God).
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15- Imam Reza(A. S.) ((Behar, vol. 78, p. 355))
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Friendship with an ignorant person is always linked with suffering, and inconvenience.
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16- The Reverent Amir (A. S.) ((Nahjo1-Ba1aghe. Sent 163))
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People consider the unknown as the enemy.
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17- The Honorable Prophet of Islam (P.B.U.H.) ((Ashshehab fel-Hekame-Val-Adab, p. 8))
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The one who doesn't act with insight and conception, is as the one who goes on a roadless way.
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18- Imam Mohammad Bagher (A. S.) ((Behar, vol. 78, p. 165))
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Your knowledge and your self-consciousness, is the highest best stage of your recognition.
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19- Imam Hossein (A. S.) ((Behar, vol. 78, p. 128))
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Increase of experiences, increases the wisdom of mankind.
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20- The Reverent Amir (A. S.) ((Nahjol-Balaghe, Sent. 67))
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An ignorant person always goes to extremes in his work!
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21- The Reverent Amir (A. S.) ((Fehrest-e Ghorar, p. 102))
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The best reason for clearsighted vision, is the beauty of adequacy and providence.
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22- The Honorable Prophet of Islam (P.B.U.H.) ((Ashshehab Fel-Hekame-Val-Adab, p. 9))
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A foolish man is one who follows his own sensuality and desires, while expects high rewards and such things! from God.
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23- The Reverent Amir (A. S.) ((Fehrest-e-Ghorar, p. 189))
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When wise man gets old, his wisdom becomes young, but when the ignorant reaches old age, his ignorance blossoms.
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24- The Reverent Amnir (A. S.) ((Mavaez-e-Sadoogh, p. 72))
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Expriences teach the mankind new lessons, the wise man is the one who takes them advice and counsel.
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25- Imam Jafar Sadegh (A. S.) ((Osool-e-Kafi, vol. 1, p. 11))
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Wisdom is that God be worshiped and paradise attained.
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26- Imam Mohammad Bagher (A. S.) ((Behar, vol. 1, p. 1O6))
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God in (dooms day) will interrogate people according to the wisdom he has granted them.
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27- The Reverent Amir (A. S.) ((Nahjol-Balaghe, Sent. 39))
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The Speech of a wise man is beyond his heart, and the heart of the foolishman is beyond his speech.
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28- Imam Reza (A. S.) ((Behar, vol. 78, p. 352))
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The most valuable stage of wisdom is the stage of self-consciousness.
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29- The Reverent Amir (A. S.) ((Tohafol-Oghool, p. 198))
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There is no capital more useful than intellect and wisdom, and there is no indigence more injurious than ignorance and unawareness.
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30- Imam Hossein (A. S.) ((Behar, vol. 78, p. 119))
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Argument and debate with ignorant people is a sign of ignorance and unawareness of mankind.
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31- Imam Jafar Sadegh (A. S.) ((Behar, vol. 78, p. 230))
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Three qualities are sign of ignorance: A) constant change of friends, B) break up without reason, and C) investigating something that does not concern him.
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32- The Honorable Prophet of Islam (P.B.U.H.) ((Osool-e-Kafi, vol. 1, p. 27))
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We, the prophets of God, are ordered to speak with people, according to their apptitute.
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33- The Reverent Amir (A. S.) ((Nahjol-Balaghe, Letter. 31))
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To keep one's distance from an ignorance person, has the same value as the company of a wise man!
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34- The Reverent Amir (A. S.) ((Fehrest-e-Ghorar, p. 262))
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Wisdom and intellect are man's distinction, elegance and good moral characters his virtues.
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35- The Endeared Prophet of Islam (P.B.U.H.) ((Mostadrak, vol. 11, p. 2O7))
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Follow your intellect to attain a desired result, and don't repulseit or you will be sorry
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36- The Reverent Amir (A. S.) ((Nahjo1-Balaghe, Sent. 413))
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It is suffices for your wisdom rate and intellectual growth, to clarify the direction of stray from right path.
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37- The Reverent Amir (A. S.) ((Nahjol-Balaghe, Sent. 202))
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What a many intellects that are found captive and entangled against the order of sensual desires.
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38- Imam Jafar Sadegh (A. S.) ((Behar, vol. 78, p. 228))
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Sensual desires are awake in the people, but their wisdom is always asleep!
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39- Reverent Amir (A. S.) ((Behar, vol. 78, p. 6))
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When wisdom reaches the acme of perfection it, will suppress the vicious instincts and injurious desires.
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40- The Reverent Amir (A.S.) ((Behar, vol. 78, p. 6))
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Associating with the wise and the knowledgeable people adds to the prestige of a person.
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