Thread: FAO Moulana Eteacher regarding part time alimah courses

this is the reality like it or not, we as public joe's need to hint/ask/talk/shout to our ulama yes our ulama because no-one else will

Quote: Originally Posted by sanlik will only fakey, get a look in and not us/ fraid so,bruv

ok folks...time to close this thread....

Quote: Originally Posted by eTeacher When someone is called an Alim, people understand that they must have completed the Alim course in a Darul Uloom. A part time course can never be called a full time course so how can the same title be given? It doesn't matter who is offering them, if it's not the real thing, then don't call it that. Call it something else. Come up with a different name for it. This topic has already been...

Quote: Originally Posted by ENIGMA have you actually tried to do this bruv. let me tell you,its a closed shop and they will not listen unless you are a alim,have a connection with the institute and part of the inner circle. Fakey,i'll email you about the kind of tactics being employed by our institutes so other similar institutes cannot get a look in. Its like a cartel,a monopoly that is being run with. will only fakey, get a look in and...

The women who initially enrol at the Madrasah are keen to enrol on an 'aalimah course'. But once they start studying and as they progress they drop the name and say they will never consider themselves to be aalimahs as they realise their own deficiencies compared to those of the ulamah. Many of the students have repeatedly requested that the name be changed and generally we do not even call it an 'aalimah course' except...

Quote: Originally Posted by Soupy Brother Colonel’s comments that aalimahs have been caught with drugs in Darul ulooms is also reflective of all institutes. Any graduate of Markaz, Darul Uloom Bury, Blackburn, Leicester – the most prestigious institutes in the UK know very well what goes on amongst some of the male students there too. The types of items that are uncovered in room checks are unbelievable, as the aalim brothers are well aware...

Quote: Originally Posted by Soupy I realise I am the only sister contributing to this thread so I will not comment on further responses. All I can say is that if there are any sisters out there who are doubting whether the study of deen in depth is the correct choice for them, then an aalimah course is not the only option. Madrasahs offer all types of courses. There are other options such as the part time Islamic studies course which teaches...

Have been reading the thread with interest…..interesting points however after having being around I can say that the darulooms are better than any other education system at the moment…but they are still not good enough….its not just the girl’s darulooms its also the boys darulooms….its not just england its actually the whole world……just go to abu nour and see the students (old students) surfing the net and...

Quote: Originally Posted by VeiledOne Well said. It is very important for women to learn the deen. The first madrassa of a child is the mother's initial upbringing. No matter how knowledgeable or practicing the father is the women needs to be able function in the folds of Islam when the husband is not around. She needs to have understanding of Islam. Not just the laws of fiqh, but of adab and akhlaq as well. If sisters do commit sins in...