Andar ḥimāqat-i ḥikmat: Persian 1400

The best anecdotes, proverbs, and quotes encapsulate important concepts in a few short words. But these few words may be very misleading. Maybe it is better to know that every proverb has a similar example and an opposite example. From this side, we say that an iron nail should not go into the stone, and from that side, we claim that whenever you take a fish out of the water, it is fresh. At one time, we say that one hand has no sound, but then we say that when the cook divides into two, the food is either salty or unsalted. But don't think that these contradictions cancel each other out and leave us empty-handed. Rather, you should know that each of these words contains only a part of the reality. These phrases only lead us astray when we think that they are the truth instead of recognizing the things hidden in them. It should be said that it's not like everyone has a proverb up their sleeve for anything, they don't think about anything. A parrot that speaks nothing but the words of elders will not own that property. This is the reason why many of these wise words repeat like a parrot, if they are repeated without thinking and reflection, they will take on a stupid state. This book is one of those books that should be discussed for hours. This book is neither a reference book nor a guide, but it is written to further fuel the flame of thinking of intellectuals.