| Book Title | Instruction Of The Student On The Method Of Learning |
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Instruction Of the Student the Method of Learning Talim Al Mutaallim Tariq At Ta Allam English By Shaykh Burhanu
INSTRUCTION OF THE STUDENT ON THE METHOD OF LEARNING
The Islamic community is one rooted in the concept of a day, which is usually glossed by translators as “courtesy.”
But indeed, it is much more profound in its scope, for adab also signifies “erudition” and, in certain academic contexts, the “humanities.”
The idea is that the man of letters puts words in their “proper” place, and this nuance resides in the essence of the word adab. In the Arabic language, the imperative or command mood is the same as the mood used for requests without any difference other than the tone of voice of the person giving the command or making the request.
Arabic grammarians remark that the difference is whether the one employing the mood is over or under the one being commanded or requested, that is, whether one is in a position of authority or subject to authority.
What this implies is that people are aware of their place in a hierarchy. We now live in a time when “hierarchy” is a taboo word.
The idea of one being over another is anathema to modern man; but to the ancients, this was a sign of good breeding. After all, how could a pious scholar be equated with an ignorant man?
The Quran asks, Are they the same—those who know and those who do not know? (39: 9)- An answer is not given in the verse. According to the rhetoricians, none is needed because the answer is obvious.
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