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Quotes of the predecessors and scholars on silence:
❖ Abu al-Darda’, Allah be pleased with him, said, “Learn silence just as you learn speech. Silence is a dear wisdom. Be more keen to listen than you are to speak, and do not speak about a matter that is of no concern to you. Laugh not but it be due to amazement, and walk not but with a purpose.”
❖ Anas ibn Malik, Allah be pleased with him, said, “Four do not cease being amazing: Silence - and it is the first form of worship, humility, remembrance of Allah, and having little.”
❖ Wuhayb ibn al-Ward, Allah have mercy upon him, said, “It used to be said, ‘Wisdom is ten parts: Nine of them are in silence, and the tenth is in isolating oneself from the people.’”
❖ Abu al-Darda’, Allah be pleased with him, said, “Learn silence just as you learn speech. Silence is a dear wisdom. Be more keen to listen than you are to speak, and do not speak about a matter that is of no concern to you. Laugh not but it be due to amazement, and walk not but with a purpose.”
❖ Anas ibn Malik, Allah be pleased with him, said, “Four do not cease being amazing: Silence - and it is the first form of worship, humility, remembrance of Allah, and having little.”
❖ Wuhayb ibn al-Ward, Allah have mercy upon him, said, “It used to be said, ‘Wisdom is ten parts: Nine of them are in silence, and the tenth is in isolating oneself from the people.’”
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