The Most Beautiful Quotes About Knowledge
- As a person gains knowledge, they become more humble and detached.
- Knowledge is the father of enlightenment, a companion to wisdom, and the key to understanding.
- Knowledge is a sacred ocean; even a single drop can transform one’s spirit and intellect.
- In science, experience is a means to a greater end, while in literature, experience is the very essence of its substance.
- There is a significant distinction between understanding facts and comprehending them; the former is knowledge, and the latter is awareness.
- Ignorance is preferable to knowledge that does not save you from yourself.
- A righteous leader sows the seeds of knowledge in their community, reaping future sustainability.
- A person remains a scholar until they claim to know everything, at which point they fall into ignorance.
- Knowledge is an expansive sea without a shore; it is a refreshing cup of water that leaves the drinker yearning for more.
- The sciences of nature are minor disciplines, while religion encompasses the grand understanding that includes them all.
- When disputes intensify among factions, deceit becomes one of the easiest tools.
- The weight of knowledge is a heavy responsibility; only the strong can bear it, and such individuals are rare.
- Woe to the student who becomes content with their own perception.
- Without a valid reason for doubt, skepticism is a reproach to knowledge, intellect, and the integrity of thought.
- We read not only to diminish ignorance but also to cultivate knowledge.
- In the realm of ignorance, extremism flourishes; in the realm of desire, postponement grows; and in the domain of knowledge and detachment, moderation prevails.
- Knowledge does not thrive through silence but through questions that lead to further inquiry.
- By embodying genuine principles, we learn the true nature of finiteness.
- If guidance were solely based on knowledge, Abu Talib would have been the most deserving of it.
- Strive for knowledge, for it grants you eternal life; the common folk are dead, while the scholars live on.
- Scientific study should not shy away from any topic that merits investigation.
- The goal of knowledge is truth, its method is thought, and its tool is logic. Conversely, the goal of art is beauty, its method is emotion, and its tool is taste.
- Knowledge is a light that should not be granted to the foolish.
- In knowledge, there exists goodness that only the fortunate appreciate.
- Whoever acts upon what they know, God will endow them with knowledge of what they do not know.
- The taller the stalk of grain, the more it bends; similarly, the more knowledge one gains, the more they should humble themselves.
- No educator, mentor, or speaker can be effective or successful without being cherished by their students, regardless of their knowledge. This is reflected in God’s guidance to the best of humanity: “If you had been rude in speech and harsh in heart, they would have dispersed from around you.”
- Knowledge may impose limitations on understanding but should not restrict imagination.
- If you are unable to achieve a goal in a particular field of knowledge or a desired position due to a lack of resolve or unforeseen circumstances, do not discourage others from pursuing their own ambitions; they are woven from different fabric, possess unique psyches, and face varying circumstances.
- Knowledge serves as the antidote against the poison of ignorance and superstition.
- Knowledge is more about a way of thinking than a rigid framework of facts.
- The first step of knowledge is silence, the second is listening, the third is memorizing, the fourth is acting, and the fifth is sharing.
- Knowledge can vanish between two extremes: shyness and arrogance.
- People are in greater need of knowledge than they are of food and drink, as one requires sustenance once or twice a day, while the need for knowledge is as constant as one’s breaths.
- Knowledge is a seed; wherever its owner plants it, it will bloom in time.
- If knowledge does not prevent its possessor from decline, then the ignorance of a Bedouin is better than their knowledge.
- We do not require a great deal of knowledge, but we need ample virtuous morals.
- Success does not necessitate a wealth of knowledge, but it does require wisdom.
- The ultimate aim of life is action, not knowledge; knowledge without action is meaningless—we learn to act.
- The essence of knowledge lies not in acquiring new facts but in discovering new ways of thinking about those facts.
- A corrupted heart can turn knowledge into a weapon for wrongdoing.
- Knowledge without religion is crippling, while religion without knowledge is blind.
- If knowledge were an honor without piety, then the most honorable of God’s creation would be Satan.
- Morality comes first, followed by knowledge and competence; this is the key to happiness for individuals, governments, and communities.
- Knowledge is too vast to be entirely grasped; take the best from everything.
- Knowledge is light, and ignorance is a profound darkness that leads one astray.
- Knowledge alone is insufficient unless coupled with noble character.
- Beauty does not lie in lavish clothing; true beauty comes from knowledge and manners.
- Half of knowledge can be more dangerous than ignorance.
- Art embodies the specific, while philosophy and science encompass the general.
- Seek happiness every moment; if you cannot find it externally, create it within yourself, and pursue knowledge, not mere truths.
- The sciences are keys to unlocking the doors of closed dreams.
- Sometimes, falling is not evidence of failure; when Newton’s apple fell, it opened doors to new discoveries.
- Knowledge does not create truth; it merely uncovers it.
- The flaw in knowledge is understanding, similar to the flaw in humanity.
- Unwavering certainty derived from knowledge and revelation should not give way to uncertain scientific conjecture based on solitary narrations.
- Half of knowledge leads to disbelief, while complete knowledge inevitably leads to faith.
- There is no nurturing without recognizing women’s ignorance, distancing them from knowledge, worship, charitable acts, and the affairs of Muslims.
- What could possibly make you believe that ignorance will triumph over knowledge and chaos over order?
- Learn as much as you can, and you will become a leader; do not remain ignorant and become a captive. Learn a letter every day, for you will see that the ignorant are nothing but donkeys.
- Denial of the truth while knowing it is akin to certainty in knowledge; both are rare among people.