Poem by Abi Al-Fath Al-Busti, title of the judgment

Poetry of Abi Al-Fath Al-Busti, Title of Wisdoms Title of the Book: Poetry of the Title of Wisdoms Author: Abu Al-Fath Ali bin Muhammad bin Al-Hussein Al-Busti Researcher: Sheikh Dr. Abdul Mohsin bin Muhammad Al-Qasim, Imam and preacher of the Prophet's Mosque Features of the copy: Edited based on 14 manuscript copies, and includes an audio recording of the poem Author's name: Abi Al-Fath Ali bin Muhammad bin Al-Hussein Al-Busti Al-Shafi’i Editing: Dr. Abdul Mohsin Muhammad Al-Qasim Publishing house: Talib Al-Ilm Foundation Book dimensions: 17*24 Year of printing: 1446 AH / 2024 AD Number of pages: 107 Among the virtues of language are its broad vocabulary and beautiful expressions, and among the completeness of manners is the good choice of words. Among the finest sayings are wisdoms, and among their elegance is that they are eloquent, concise, rich in meaning, with deep connotations, containing reminders, admonitions, warnings, and rebukes, and depicting meanings and images. They originate from a conscious mind and deep experience. From the experiences of time and the essence of life, scholars have selected the sweetest words of wisdom and the most wonderful phrases. Some of them documented them in their scattered speech, as Ibn Hazm did in his book "Morals and Conduct," where he said: "I gathered in this book many meanings, benefited from them the giver of distinction, may He be exalted, through the passing of days and the succession of circumstances, with what Allah granted me of concern for the changing times and overseeing their conditions, until I spent most of my life in that." Some composed them in poetry, like Abi Al-Fath Ali bin Muhammad bin Al-Hussein Al-Busti in his poem: "Poetry of Abi Al-Fath Al-Busti, Title of Wisdoms," in which he illustrated noble traits, generous morals, and good manners, captivating the reader with its beautiful structure and sweet meaning, scattering pearls of gems on the ears and delicate beauties on the heart.