"We may be knowledgeable, but are we wise?"... This rhetorical question is the recurring theme of this moving lecture by Imam Siraj Wahhaj. Given the first revelation of "Iqra" in the Qur'an, it may be the case that most Muslims understand the importance of seeking knowledge; but most Muslims do not understand the qualification implicit in that command: the seeking of "sacred" knowledge. What is this "sacred" knowledge and do we understand how important it really is? And once attaining this knowledge, how should it affect our attitudes, our actions and our direction in life? Whether you are a college professor or a young student of knowledge, Imam Siraj's practical advice along with his spirited delivery will help you to fulfill that first Qur'anic commandment and, God-willing, help you to become a better Muslim. (Duration: 1 hour, 5 min) Siraj Wahhaj, imam of Masjid at-Taqwa in New York, is well known among Muslims in North America as a dynamic, motivational speaker and tireless supporter of Islamic causes. He accepted Islam in 1969 and received imam training at Ummul Qura University in Makkah. He is the former vice president of the Islamic Society of North America and has served on the Majlis Ash-Shura since 1987. He received high praises from the media and NYPD for initiating anti-drug patrols in Brooklyn, New York in 1988.