If you cannot teach knowledge, then you should teach your intuition.
5th Rashidun Caliph (r. 661) and second Shia Imam
The prophet Muhammad's grandson who held the caliphate for seven months in 661 before signing it away to his rival — a surrender that split opinion for thirteen centuries and shaped the fault line between Sunni and Shia memory.
Born around 625, Hasan was the eldest son of Ali and Fatima, placing him in the innermost circle of early Islam's founding family. He fought alongside his father during the First Fitna, the civil war that tore through the caliphate in the 650s. When Ali was assassinated in January 661, Hasan was proclaimed caliph in Kufa, but Mu'awiya ibn Abi Sufyan, governor of Syria, refused to recognize him and marched an army toward the city while sending letters demanding abdication. Hasan dispatched a vanguard to block the advance, but before he could follow with the main force he was stabbed and gravely…
Sourced, dated quotes from Hasan ibn Ali
If you cannot teach knowledge, then you should teach your intuition.
Thought, meditation and pondering is the life of clear sighted people
Both the abodes (this world and the Hereafter) are grasped by the intellect, and whoever is deprived of the intellect is deprived of them both.
The heart that is empty of doubt is the cleanest of hearts.
Nothing sweetens life like a pleasant disposition.
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