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This quote by Ferdowsi emphasizes the purity of altruism and the selfless nature of true kindness. It suggests that when we offer help to others, our intentions should be devoid of any expectations or desires for recognition or reciprocation. By not asking for payment or reminding the recipient of our assistance, we reinforce the idea that acts of kindness are valuable in their own right, independent of rewards or acknowledgment. This perspective encourages a culture of generosity and fosters genuine relationships based on compassion and support rather than transactional interactions.

Quote By: Ferdowsi

About Ferdowsi:

Ferdowsi, born around 940 CE in Tus, Persia, was a celebrated Persian poet best known for his monumental work, the "Shahnameh" (Book of Kings), which is an epic poem that recounts the mythical and historical past of Persia. His dedication to preserving the Persian language and culture during a time of Arab dominance has earned him the title of the "father of Persian literature." Ferdowsi's work has had a lasting influence on Persian identity and literary tradition, and he remains a revered figure in Iranian cultural history.