Pearl of Wisdom

'Do not prescribe any remedy for a [arrogant] ruler, for if it benefits him, he will fail to show gratitude to you, and if it harms him he will accuse you.'

Imam Hussain ibn Ali al-Shahid [as]
Bihar al-Anwar, v. 75, p. 382, no. 47

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Subject: Copyright issues
Question: If the phrase "rights of publication are reserved to the author or publisher" is written on some publications, is it obligatory to abide by the content of this phrase?

And with the supposition that it is mandatory, is it permissible to print them (publications) if public welfare or religious betterment depends on it?
Answer: Abiding by it (the phrase) is not obligatory, but it is preferable to seek permission, especially from the author.

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