Knowledge, practice and scientist

The article analyzes the views of mystic theorist Muhammad Porso on science, practice and scientists. He is impatient, but he is unconscious and stunned. For example, a blind mouse does not see during the day, his eyes are weak. It can't stand the sun. If he is exposed to a small amount of sunlight at night, he can see through it. This is not to say that things are visible at night, but they are visible during the day. His eyes are weak. In doing so, first of all, the pursuit of science, the purpose of the study of science, is not only to satisfy material interests or personal ambitions, but also to satisfy spiritual needs. The apparent sciences are useful sciences that the companions derived from the words and deeds of the prophet. Tobains and predecessor scholars followed them.

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