Suppose $R$ is a finite ring and the only nilpotent element is zero. Prove that $$R\simeq F_{1}\times F_{2}\times \cdots\times F_{n}$$ where $F_{i}$ are fields.
Because $R$ is finite it is left artinian, then $J(R)$ is a nilpotent ideal, and because there is no nilpotent element except zero thus $J(R)={0}$, so $R$ is semisimple and by Artin-Wedderburn theorem we have: $$R\simeq M_{n_{1}}(D_{1})\times \cdots\times M_{n_{k}}(D_{k})$$ where $D_{i}$s are division rings. Now how I must show that $ M_{n_{i}}(D_{i})$ are fields?