"التعليم شيء محترم، ولكن من الجيد أن نتذكر من وقت لآخر أن لا شيء يستحق المعرفة يمكن تعليمه."

Simplified Meaning:

Learning in school or from teachers is very important, but sometimes the most valuable knowledge comes from real-life experiences and cannot be taught in a classroom. For example, you can learn about friendship by reading books and taking lessons, but understanding what it truly means to be a good friend happens when you spend time with people, help them when they're in need, and share happy and sad moments together. Imagine trying to learn how to ride a bicycle by only reading a manual. You can get some tips and information, but you won't truly learn how to ride until you get on the bike, balance, fall a few times, and practice. These real-life experiences teach you much deeper and practical lessons. The same idea applies to many areas of life, like love, courage, and creativity. You can study these concepts, but you really understand them by experiencing them. Understanding this can help you appreciate the value of your everyday experiences and trust that sometimes, the most important lessons are learned outside of books and classrooms through actually living and doing.