The pursuit of knowledge is among the greatest of obligations, and its fruits are among the noblest of fruits. Through it the servant knows his Lord, rectifies his religion, and attains everlasting felicity. Knowledge is the path that leads to Paradise, and the scholars are the inheritors of the Prophets. Yet knowledge cannot be attained by negligence, nor can it bear its fruits without sincerity, patience, humility, and good manners. One who learns without manners is like a farmer sowing seeds in barren la
The pursuit of knowledge is among the greatest of obligations, and its fruits are among the noblest of fruits. Through it the servant knows his Lord, rectifies his religion, and attains everlasting felicity. Knowledge is the path that leads to Paradise, and the scholars are the inheritors of the Prophets. Yet knowledge cannot be attained by negligence, nor can it bear its fruits without sincerity, patience, humility, and good manners. One who learns without manners is like a farmer sowing seeds in barren la
The pursuit of knowledge is among the greatest of obligations, and its fruits are among the noblest of fruits. Through it the servant knows his Lord, rectifies his religion, and attains everlasting felicity. Knowledge is the path that leads to Paradise, and the scholars are the inheritors of the Prophets. Yet knowledge cannot be attained by negligence, nor can it bear its fruits without sincerity, patience, humility, and good manners. One who learns without manners is like a farmer sowing seeds in barren la
The pursuit of knowledge is among the greatest of obligations, and its fruits are among the noblest of fruits. Through it the servant knows his Lord, rectifies his religion, and attains everlasting felicity. Knowledge is the path that leads to Paradise, and the scholars are the inheritors of the Prophets. Yet knowledge cannot be attained by negligence, nor can it bear its fruits without sincerity, patience, humility, and good manners. One who learns without manners is like a farmer sowing seeds in barren la
The pursuit of knowledge is among the greatest of obligations, and its fruits are among the noblest of fruits. Through it the servant knows his Lord, rectifies his religion, and attains everlasting felicity. Knowledge is the path that leads to Paradise, and the scholars are the inheritors of the Prophets. Yet knowledge cannot be attained by negligence, nor can it bear its fruits without sincerity, patience, humility, and good manners. One who learns without manners is like a farmer sowing seeds in barren la
The pursuit of knowledge is among the greatest of obligations, and its fruits are among the noblest of fruits. Through it the servant knows his Lord, rectifies his religion, and attains everlasting felicity. Knowledge is the path that leads to Paradise, and the scholars are the inheritors of the Prophets. Yet knowledge cannot be attained by negligence, nor can it bear its fruits without sincerity, patience, humility, and good manners. One who learns without manners is like a farmer sowing seeds in barren la
The pursuit of knowledge is among the greatest of obligations, and its fruits are among the noblest of fruits. Through it the servant knows his Lord, rectifies his religion, and attains everlasting felicity. Knowledge is the path that leads to Paradise, and the scholars are the inheritors of the Prophets. Yet knowledge cannot be attained by negligence, nor can it bear its fruits without sincerity, patience, humility, and good manners. One who learns without manners is like a farmer sowing seeds in barren la
The pursuit of knowledge is among the greatest of obligations, and its fruits are among the noblest of fruits. Through it the servant knows his Lord, rectifies his religion, and attains everlasting felicity. Knowledge is the path that leads to Paradise, and the scholars are the inheritors of the Prophets. Yet knowledge cannot be attained by negligence, nor can it bear its fruits without sincerity, patience, humility, and good manners. One who learns without manners is like a farmer sowing seeds in barren la
The pursuit of knowledge is among the greatest of obligations, and its fruits are among the noblest of fruits. Through it the servant knows his Lord, rectifies his religion, and attains everlasting felicity. Knowledge is the path that leads to Paradise, and the scholars are the inheritors of the Prophets. Yet knowledge cannot be attained by negligence, nor can it bear its fruits without sincerity, patience, humility, and good manners. One who learns without manners is like a farmer sowing seeds in barren la
The pursuit of knowledge is among the greatest of obligations, and its fruits are among the noblest of fruits. Through it the servant knows his Lord, rectifies his religion, and attains everlasting felicity. Knowledge is the path that leads to Paradise, and the scholars are the inheritors of the Prophets. Yet knowledge cannot be attained by negligence, nor can it bear its fruits without sincerity, patience, humility, and good manners. One who learns without manners is like a farmer sowing seeds in barren la
The pursuit of knowledge is among the greatest of obligations, and its fruits are among the noblest of fruits. Through it the servant knows his Lord, rectifies his religion, and attains everlasting felicity. Knowledge is the path that leads to Paradise, and the scholars are the inheritors of the Prophets. Yet knowledge cannot be attained by negligence, nor can it bear its fruits without sincerity, patience, humility, and good manners. One who learns without manners is like a farmer sowing seeds in barren la
The pursuit of knowledge is among the greatest of obligations, and its fruits are among the noblest of fruits. Through it the servant knows his Lord, rectifies his religion, and attains everlasting felicity. Knowledge is the path that leads to Paradise, and the scholars are the inheritors of the Prophets. Yet knowledge cannot be attained by negligence, nor can it bear its fruits without sincerity, patience, humility, and good manners. One who learns without manners is like a farmer sowing seeds in barren la

آداب المعلم والمتعلم - للإمام عبد الرحمن السعدي | منشورات لمحة اللغة

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السعر العادي AED 73.50
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إن طلب العلم من أجلّ القربات، وثمراته من أطيب الثمرات، فبه يعرف العبد ربه، ويصلح دينه، وينال سعادة لا تفنى. العلم هو الطريق الموصل إلى الجنة، والعلماء هم ورثة الأنبياء. ومع ذلك، لا يمكن تحصيل العلم بالإهمال، ولا يمكن أن تؤتي ثماره دون إخلاص وصبر وتواضع وحسن خلق. فمن يتعلم بلا أدب كفلاح يبذر البذور في أرض قاحلة – يتعب ولا يحصد شيئًا. هذه الرسالة، التي ألفها العالم الجليل الشيخ عبد الرحمن بن ناصر السعدي (رحمه الله)، هي تذكير موجز وشامل بالآداب والواجبات التي تحافظ على مسار التعلم والتعليم. كان المؤلف معروفًا بوضوحه وحكمته وأسلوبه المتوازن، وفي هذه الصفحات يضع مبادئ، إذا تجسدت، فإنها تحافظ على جمال المعرفة وتحميها من الفساد.

نشرت بواسطة لُمعة اللغة للنشر، هذه الرسالة الموجزة والمؤثرة بمثابة تذكير بالعلاقة المقدسة بين الطالب والمعلم في الإسلام.

  • المؤلف: الإمام عبد الرحمن السعدي
  • الناشر: لُمعة اللغة للنشر
  • الموضوع: الآداب والمعرفة الإسلامية (أدب الطالب والعلم)
  • الشكل: غلاف ورقي
  • الصفحات: 85
  • الحجم: 8 × 5.5 بوصة
  • المترجم: خالد أبو زيد
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