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Abu'l-Faraj ibn Haroun. The most famous aphorisms

Fools notice only the faults of people and do not pay attention to their virtues. They are like flies that strive to sit only on the inflamed part of the body.
The soul that lacks wisdom is dead. But if you enrich it with teaching, it will come to life, like an abandoned land on which rain has fallen.
Avoid verbosity, for it is like a large space, in which there are many stumbling blocks.
The best praise is the one that comes from a person to whom you have done nothing good.
Don't neglect the little people - they can help you uplift.
Why are envious people always upset about something? Because they are consumed not only by their own failures, but also by the successes of others.
Dissoluteness is manifested not only in deeds, but also in words.
Home is where you feel free.
Patience is a wonderful quality, but life is too short to endure for long.
Moderation is the ally of nature and the guardian of health. So when you drink, when you eat, when you move, and even when you love, be in moderation.
I often regret what I have said, but seldom regret my silence.

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