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Philosophy, ancient mystical teachings, religion, and faith have always associated silence with sacredness. A temple without silence is no temple. What is the wisdom behind the ancient teachings and Sufism's appreciation of silence? The Upanishads say, "Take a piece of leather and be silent in solitude." The desire to speak incessantly invades the sacred space of silence, and in this regard, George Battaille, in his book Inner Experiment, says that even the word "silence" is still noise. Fernando Pessoa says that speaking is exhaustion. It seems necessary for a person to learn silence to infuse and accumulate the inner meaning. The Old Testament states that even God rested on the seventh day after creating the world in six days. Just as work cannot be done without rest, our soul cannot rest without silence, and our perception of the sacred cannot deepen. The deepening and stimulating effect of silence in terms of ontological, psychological, and faith is clear.