The teachings of Al-Hakim as Jamni .

• The teachings of Al-Hakim as Jamni is one of the texts of the literature of ancient Egyptian wisdom, which was written in the hieratic language on a papyrus dating back to the Middle Kingdom era. As for al-Hakim as a citizen, he contemporary the state to an ancient one and was a minister in the era of the last king of the last kings of the family. Kajemni as the student to whom the teachings are directed
• My son, don't be talkative
• One has to be distinguished by the virtue of silence, uprightness and modesty, so whoever has few words for the sake of self will open doors and councils for him and everyone will be welcomed
• O brown, be content
• For one cup of water quenches thirst and a bundle of vegetables that nourishes the hollow and strengthens the heart, and a little of anything that goes without much
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