من مهارات الحياة - الحكمة في الأدب الجاهلي

The video explores the concept of wisdom in pre-Islamic literature, highlighting its concise and meaningful nature. It discusses the purpose of wisdom, which is to guide others towards good, and describes its stylistic elements such as brevity and clarity. The video provides examples of Arab wisdom in both prose and poetry, illustrating themes like forgiveness and the dangers of greed.

What are the key characteristics of wisdom in pre-Islamic Arabic literature?

• Lengthy and complex

• Brevity and clarity

• Ambiguous and vague

• Rhyming and musical

What is the moral lesson behind the saying 'The best forgiveness is when you have the power to punish'?

• Punishment is more effective than forgiveness

• Forgiveness is a sign of weakness

• Power should always be used for revenge

• True goodness is shown when forgiving despite having power

What does the saying 'He who walks on a straight path is safe from stumbling' imply?

• Only the brave walk on straight paths

• Stumbling is inevitable regardless of the path

• Staying on a clear path prevents mistakes

• Walking on uneven paths is adventurous

According to Shawqi, what is considered a disease similar to hoarding wealth?

• Generosity

• Poverty

• Greed

• Happiness

What advice does Shawqi give regarding desires?

• Balance desires like food and drink

• Indulge in all desires freely

• Desires should be suppressed

• Ignore desires completely