Parents' advice to children in Arabic prose

Overview of the book "The Fathers' Advice to Sons in Arabic Prose" - Abdulaziz Al-Muqbil: The advice of fathers to sons in Arabic prose until the end of the fourth century, collecting and documenting. Dr. Abdulaziz bin Abdullah Al-Muqbil. The advice of fathers to sons is a vast cultural treasure; both in terms of the nobility of its content and the quality of its formulation. It is not confined to a specific history, land, or self, but is the fruit of personal experiences, where fathers move beyond emotional sentiment to establish it as a life constitution and a sound approach for their children. The one giving advice—often—hopes that his advice will be immortalized, to extend beyond his children to others, making it more deserving of the attention it needs in stylistic expression and intellectual giving, so that it moves from the private to the public, and from the present to the future. And if the poetic and prose forms have both carried that type of advice, the poetry related to this purpose scarcely compares in scope to prose, nor does it match in artistic stature. Hence, this book addresses the advice in the field of prose. Since sources rarely preserve material worth mentioning after the fourth century, this book is dedicated to collecting the advice of fathers to sons until the end of the fourth century.