Importance of Continuity in Education
Having continuity is among the common characteristics of all successful people. One of the methods for education is that of continuity and the messengers of God used it as they have come to guide and educate humanity and their Tabshir (giving good news) and Inza (warning) should be continuous and uninterrupted.
If invitation to good is intermittent, people will not pay due attention to it.
Prophet Noah (AS) attached special importance to the issue of continuity in fulfilling his duty as a messenger of God.
According to verses of the Quran, he was steadfast in his efforts to guide his people to the right path.
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We read in Verses 5-9 of Surah Nuh in the Holy Quran:
“Noah said, My Lord, I have been preaching to my people, night and day, but it has had no effect on them except to make them run away. Evert time I invite them to Your (guidance) so that You can forgive them, they put their fingers into their ears, cover their heads with their clothes, persist in their disbelief and display extreme arrogance. I preached to them aloud, in public. Then I conveyed the message to them, again, both in public and in private.”
These verses highlight Noah’s steadfastness and continuity in educating people, inviting them to the right path and the divine religion day and night and in private and in public.
