Based on Treatise of Three Principles

This research that has an overview to the subject of wisdom and true and false knowledge from the viewpoint of Molla Sadra, seeks to prove that pure science and thought are bigger threats than ignorance by fake literates. Most of the books written by Mulla Sadra in various intellectual, philosophical and mystical fields are in Arabic and have complex content and are deep and effective and are always about genuine religious matters and wisdom and rarely have marginal content. But in some of these works especially in the book of Treatise of Three Principles that is the only Farsi book of Mola Sadra we observe that he writes articles with bitter expressions to confront the naïve people and the stubborn scholars with the same heavy expression of the main text of the philosophical and mystical material. At first glance, this impression is not far from the viewer's point of view that why Mulla Sadra has degraded his scientific and spiritual position and used irony to oppose his opponents? But in this research, it has been attempted to quantify the wording of this treatise in order to prove that Hakim Mulla Sadra, by entering this type of material, has never been able to blow himself out of the field and prove the superiority of his scientific and philosophical personality. But he didn’t want to enclose and imprison himself in the ivory tower, and to hunt down wise men and philosophers and mystics and as much as possible, consider the situation around himself and sit down with the average people to start a conversation with them. He talks with great verses and fluently in front of speech envy people and directs them from Inducing and freezing in thought and shortens his distance with them and he also encourages other scholars and wise men to keep the conversation forever with the average and ordinary people.