Author: Shaheed Thani, also known as Zayn al-Din al-Jubai al-Amili (1506-1558), was a prominent Shia scholar, jurist, and theologian from the Jabal Amil region in present-day Lebanon. Renowned for his profound knowledge and scholarly contributions, he authored numerous works, including "Sharh Lum'a," a commentary on the work of Shaheed Awwal. His scholarship extended across various fields, such as jurisprudence, theology, and philosophy. Shaheed Thani's intellectual legacy profoundly influenced Shia thought and jurisprudence. His life was marked by dedication to education and religious studies until his martyrdom in 1558, cementing his status as a revered figure in Islamic history. The Book: "Munyat al-Murid" by Shaheed Thani, also known as Zayn al-Din al-Jubai al-Amili, is a seminal work on Islamic pedagogy and ethics, specifically tailored for teachers and students of religious sciences. Objective: The purpose of studying "Munyat al-Murid" is to gain profound insights into the ethical and pedagogical principles essential for both teachers and students of Islamic sciences. The book provides guidance on fostering an effective and virtuous educational environment by emphasizing moral conduct, intellectual rigor, and spiritual growth. By studying this text, individuals can enhance their understanding of the responsibilities and qualities required for the proper transmission of knowledge, ensuring the cultivation of well-rounded and ethical scholars. This foundational work remains pivotal for those seeking to excel in both teaching and learning within the Islamic educational tradition. Topics: The excellence of Knowledge, The Required Etiquettes and Duties for Teachers and Students, The Tricks of Satan and the Importance of Sincerity, Acting upon One's knowledge, the Necessity of Purifying Oneself