Etiquette of the Learner: A Book for Students

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Do you want to become a better learner and student in your pursuit of knowledge? Look no further than "Etiquette of the Learner". This work, extracted from Qadi Ibn Jama'ah's larger contribution to the literature of adab, is a must-read for anyone looking to enhance their understanding of the etiquette of a learner. Students can benefit from the valuable insights offered in this book. It provides practical guidance on how to approach the acquisition of knowledge with humility, sincerity, and respect. The book draws upon the rich Islamic tradition of adab, which emphasizes the importance of etiquette and manners in all aspects of life, including learning.

This work is a part of Qadi Ibn Jama'ah's Tadhkirat as-Sami wa'l-Mutakallim fi Adab al-'Alim wa'l-Muta'allim, a seminal contribution to Islamic literature. With "Etiquette of the Learner", you will gain valuable insights and a deeper appreciation for the etiquette of a scholar and a learner. Invest in your pursuit of knowledge by reading "Etiquette of the Learner".

Author: Imam Badr ad-Din Ibn Jama'ah al-Kinani
Format: Paperback
Pages: 105
Publisher: Turath
Published: 2015
ISBN: 9781906949433
Dimensions: 21.5 x 14cm

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Haven’t read it fully yet, but skimming its contents and reading fully the odd chapter even was useful. Highly recommend for those looking to establish or ascertain adab (manners) as it pertains to seeking Ilm (sacred knowledge) and I will definitely be reading it cover to cover. I’d also recommend this book as a gift for any (formal) student of knowledge, or any one you see expressly concerned with or who shows zeal towards seeking Ilm.

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Haven’t read it fully yet, but skimming its contents and reading fully the odd chapter even was useful. Highly recommend for those looking to establish or ascertain adab (manners) as it pertains to seeking Ilm (sacred knowledge) and I will definitely be reading it cover to cover. I’d also recommend this book as a gift for any (formal) student of knowledge, or any one you see expressly concerned with or who shows zeal towards seeking Ilm.