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Sheikh Muslih-uddin Sa'di Shirazi
Gulistan of Sa'di

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  • Chapter IV - ON THE ADVANTAGES OF SILENCE
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Story 4
 
 
  A scholar of note had a controversy with an unbeliever but, being
unable to cope with him in argument, shook his head and retired.
Someone asked him how it came to pass that, with all his eloquence and
learning, he had been unable vanquish an irreligious man. He
replied: 'My learning is in the Quran, in tradition and in the sayings
of sheikhs, which he neither believes in nor listens to. Then of
what use is it to me to hear him blaspheming?'
 
 
  To him of whom thou canst not rid thyself by the Quran and tradition
  The best reply is if thou dost not reply anything.
 
 
 
 



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