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Is my feeling of pleasure and lack of fatigue in seeking knowledge, contrary to what is mentioned about its hardship, natural or a sign of neglect and lack of benefit?

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Source: FtawySummary from Ftawy's records · added here Sep 2, 20261 min readAlso available in العربية
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Seeking knowledge requires patience and perseverance, for it is one of the two types of jihad. Whoever desires it must accustom themselves to enduring hardships. The status of a scholar and the degree of knowledge are lofty, and whoever seeks them with ease is deceived. Knowledge is precious; it only grants a portion of itself to those who give their all to it. The predecessors sacrificed and endured great difficulties in this path. It is not merely about attending its gatherings, but it requires close companionship with scholars, persistent study, and delving deeply into the various branches of knowledge. And whoever Allah wills good for, He makes this matter beloved to them. So, praise Allah for the favor He has bestowed upon you, exert your utmost effort in acquiring and studying, seek help from Allah, and read the biographies of the predecessors to learn about the great efforts they expended.

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