Knowledge is a light that guides nations, and its impact is not complete without good manners that purify the soul and refine behavior. In this book, Imam Al-Hussein bin Al-Mansur Billah Al-Qasim bin Muhammad bin Ali Al-Yemeni brings together the principles of good manners that scholars and learners should possess, so that knowledge can be a source of spiritual and intellectual advancement, not merely a means of memorizing information. The book addresses the status of knowledge in Islam, the virtue of scholars, and the importance of sincerity in the pursuit of knowledge. It also explains the rights of teachers over students and the rights of students over their teachers, emphasizing that knowledge can only be attained through humility, good manners, and patience. Through its texts filled with wisdom, it highlights the role of morals in shaping the character of scholars and learners, and how noble behaviors influence the dissemination of knowledge and its use in reforming society. This work presents a solid educational vision, combining religious and educational guidance, to serve as a reference for every student seeking knowledge, and for every teacher aspiring to graduate a generation that carries the light of both knowledge and morals. It is not just a book on literature, but a roadmap that shows how knowledge can be a reason for human elevation and a means for reforming the self and society.