The concept of wisdom is the foundation of knowledge. We remember it as a tool, not as a weapon. The judgment in which the concept of wisdom is embedded is a tool that Al-Mutanabbi preferred over many others. The eloquent and the wise are adorned with it, and it is distinguished by its uniqueness. Al-Mutanabbi preceded the scholars and the poets in it. 60 : Patience Patience is a branch of patience. It is a characteristic of the patient, not a characteristic of patience itself. It is the escape from mistakes and errors at the level of thought, and it is related to what is with it. : Forgiveness The noble qualities of Islam are not limited to forgiveness, except for the prophets. They are forgiven for every sin they commit, and they are patient. The prophets are more inclined to repent after their mistakes, and they are forgiven. And they are forgiven for the great and the small, and for the hidden and the apparent. And that is without the actions and thoughts. 63 As for life, they attributed patience to them, and they attributed forgiveness to the prophets. "A prophet must be with us," they said. And that is in the transition to the hereafter. And it is the nature of the soul, and its essence, and its manifestations. And it is a sufficient amount of the soul, the mistake, and the sin. And they attributed that to God Almighty, that the patient are blessed by God Almighty before the human being's need for the prophet. And that is if it is permissible for the mistake to originate from him. And that requires obedience and submission. And that is because God Almighty has forgiven humans for patience and mistakes. 296 : Al-Mala'ikah, The Unique Path in Al-Burhan See (82). 167 : Al-Jazari, Al-Usul Al-Din, and the different opinions therein. And that is especially in the opinions of the poets. 2/429 : Al-Dab'i, Al-Hawash and Al-Muqawamat. 15 : Al-Rabi'i, Al-Nighim. 304/ : Muhammad Ahmad Al-Hubaysi. And after that, the theoretical. 111 : Al-Ma'ali. 72 : Muhammad Ahmad Al-Farzami. See Muhammad Ahmad Al-Hubaysi. And that is the theory of Al-Ma'ali. 106 . 218