The adornment of the seeker of knowledge

Author's name: Bakr Abdullah Abu Zaid

Chapter One: The Student's Etiquette in Seeking Knowledge is an Act of Worship

Be a Salafi

Adhering to the fear of God Almighty

Continuous monitoring

Humility and rejection of arrogance and pride

Contentment and asceticism

Adorn yourself with the splendor of knowledge, and adorn yourself with chivalry.

Enjoying the qualities of manhood

Abandonment

luxury

Turning away from idle talk, turning away from frivolous pursuits, cultivating gentleness, and practicing contemplation.

Steadfastness and perseverance

Chapter Two: How to Request and Receive.

How to order and its rankings

Received knowledge from the sheikhs

Chapter Three: The Student's Etiquette with His Teacher: Respecting the Teacher's Respect

Your capital, O student, comes from your sheikh...

The Sheikh's activity in his lesson

Writing about the sheikh during lessons and study sessions

Receiving from the innovator

Chapter Four: The Etiquette of Colleagueship

Beware of bad company

Chapter Five: Student Etiquette in His Academic Life

Great ambition in knowledge

The greed in demand

The journey to order

Preserving knowledge in writing

Preservation of care

Archives pledge

Understanding the derivation of branches from principles

Turning to God Almighty in seeking and obtaining

Scientific integrity

Honesty

Paradise of the seeker of knowledge

Preserve your capital (lifetime hours).

Relaxation

Correction and Adjustment Reading

List of lengthy texts

Good question.

The debate is undeniable

Studying science

The student of knowledge lives between the Quran and Sunnah and their sciences.

Completing the tools of each art

Chapter Six: Adorning oneself with action is one of the signs of beneficial knowledge; it is the zakat of knowledge.

Glory of the Scholars

Maintaining the flag

Tact, not flattery; a love of books.

The structure of your library

Dealing with the book

Reviewing the book before placing it in the library

Diacritics in writing

* Chapter Seven: Cautions and Daydreams

Beware of being a "Abu Shibr" (a derogatory term for a person of limited means).

Leading before qualifying

Bullying with science

Inking paper

Your stance on the illusion of those who came before you

Dispel doubts

Beware of the tune

Intellectual abortion

New Israeli women

Beware of Byzantine arguments

Loyalty and disavowal are not based on sectarianism or partisanship.

The things that invalidate this ruling

Index