Teachers: Something for your classroom wall

[Chained_Water]

In my reading I came across this.. and if/when I get my own classroom it’s definitely going on the wall!

Umar ibn Al-Khattab [may Allah be pleased with him] once said:

“Good interaction with people is half of intelligence, good questioning is half of knowledge, and good planning is half of subsistence.”









Now if only I could actually do any of it :banghead:

[MrOnline]

In my reading I came across this.. and if/when I get my own classroom it’s definitely going on the wall!

Umar ibn Al-Khattab [may Allah be pleased with him] once said:

“Good interaction with people is half of intelligence, good questioning is half of knowledge, and good planning is half of subsistence.”



Now if only I could actually do any of it :banghead:




[1] It has been reported that the Prophet (s) said, "The one who wakes up in the morning and complains about the scarcity of livelihood, it is as though he is complaining against his Lord. The one who wakes up and is sad over the affairs of the dunya, is as though he has woken up angry with Allah. And the one who humbles himself in front of a rich man because of his wealth will have lost two thirds of his Religion."

[2] Abu Bakr al-Siddiq said, "There are three things which can not be attained through another three: wealth with hope, youth with dyeing [the hair], and health with medication."

[3] Umar ibn al-Khattab said, "good interaction with people is half of intelligence, good questioning is half of knowledge, and good planning is half of subsistence."

[4] Uthman ibn Affan said, "the one who leaves the dunya Allah Exalted will love him; and the one who leaves sins, the Angels will love him; and the one who has no craving for the possessions of the Muslims, the Muslims will love him."

[sis_sarah]

not a teacher but mind if i take some of these and put them up onto our LCD screens around skool?

[MG]

jazakallah sis im saving this!

[Chained_Water]

'Tis amazing isn't it.

I was like :rubeyes: on reading it, because you have no idea how much depth their is to each point, I mean you could say most of my PGCE has been about this saying basically! The wisdom, subhanAllah.