Chapter 8 - On Science, Scientists, Teaching, Learning and Using Science

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hadith 691

Imam Sadiq (a.s) has been narrated as saying

“One who acts without any wisdom is similar to one who goes astray. He will get farther away from his destination the more he rushes.”

عن أبي عبد الله (عليه السلام) قال

العامل على غير بصيرة كالسائر على غير طريق، ولا تزيده سرعة السير إلا بعدا.

hadith 698

Ameer al-Momineen (a.s) said: “O' believers! Knowledge and manners are the price for your life. Try to learn knowledge and acquire proper manners so that your worth increases and position raises. This is because knowledge will guide you towards your Lord, and you can serve your Lord better with proper manners, thereby you acquire the position of nearness to God. Accept advice to be saved from the torture of Hell.”

قال أمير المؤمنين (عليه السلام): يا مؤمن، إن هذا العلم والأدب ثمن نفسك فاجتهد في تعلمهما، فما يزيد من علمك وأدبك يزيد في ثمنك وقدرك، فإن بالعلم تهتدي إلى ربك، وبالأدب تحسن خدمة ربك، وبأدب الخدمة يستوجب العبد ولايته وقربه، فاقبل النصيحة كي تنجو من العذاب.