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Well, how do how are people consuming Islam now? How are we learning Islam? We're learning it from 32nd TikTok motivations, right?

Get like, you know, if the men will say something or I'll say something or somebody else will say something and you're like, ah

motivated

right

And then you go back to demotiv I need a motive. Oh

You know, you know what this is. This is actually a lack of Hikman

This new short series is based on the findings of Dr. Sakeb Hussein in his PhD thesis

Wisdom in Nukhuran which was summarized and presented by Ostad Nurman in front of a live audience

The link to the full paper is in the description

This is

Early definitions of wisdom. This is just FYI

There are you know in the early Islam in the first century, you can say for the most part

Muslims were not giving you don't find any record of Muslims saying here's what Hikman means

It seems like it was a natural understanding.

And the earliest record we find is Mucatidus Salaman, who died in the year 150, or in the

Gregorian calendar, 767, so pretty early, you know, about a little bit after the 1st century,

and Abdurazakh al-Sanani, which is who died in 211.

So you're realizing that it's been quite a while before some discussion about what Hikma

means is happening, at least the record of it.

So let's see what these people had to say early on about Hikma.

This is Mucatidus, he had four opinions, I'm going to translate them for you, al-Fahmoo

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