On Knowledge

<blockquote> <p>"Knowledge without surrender is dangerous. The more a man learns without humbling himself, the more fortified his ignorance becomes."</p> </blockquote> <br/> <p>The paradox Ahmad Javaid Sahab names here is one that intellectual history confirms repeatedly: great learning, untempered by humility, produces not wisdom but sophisticated forms of error.</p> <br/> <p>The scholar who never surrenders to the text, the philosopher who never doubts his framework, the theologian who never sits quietly before mystery — each accumulates knowledge that serves the self rather than the truth.</p>