Youngsters in committee

"no matter how big beards the committee" eIders" have some (not aII)"

If I knew the answer, I would certainly respond, but unfortunately, I do not.

Please remain patient. Insha Allah, Admin will deal with your query soon.

Fee amaanillah,

Wassalaam

our men do need to be involved with the commitee. since you first bought this subject up, i have been convincing my husband to take an active role in the meetings. (since he is a member)
insha'allah, he will soon change his mind.

we do need to take examples from leicester. the kids there are generally happier children, keen and enthusiastic. they have so much on offer there for every kind of person. (as i mentioned in my previous post in the other topic)

in my opinion, the men need to get active followed by the support of their women folk. also followed by sincere dua's to our Lord.
daywalk3r, may i send what you have written in the above to a few male members in my family? i can tell them to look this up here, but i'll never know if they did!!

Firstly, Jazakallah Khairun, Daywalker, for all your thoughts. They are all very valid points, and I can only hope that your message will reach the community and will be taken into serious consideration for the NECESSARY benefit and progress of the ummah.

There is absolutely no reason why members cannot copy and paste any MuftiSays content wherever they please (with sincerity of intention). We only request that the source is acknowledged, insha Allah in order that others may also be directed to the site and gain benefit from it.

Fee amaanillah

Wassalaam

I only became a member few months back after a mufti saab on this website told me."its all good thinking these things but if your not a member dont expect things to happen/change".

The 5-7 madresahs do need to teach more subjects, things that are obligatory on us as individuals to learn.

There is also an excellent madrasah run by Molana Farouk Kazi in Preston which aims to create a more engaging syllabus which challenges the students to learn and understand masaail in greater depth. The madrasah strives to maintain professionalism and a high-standard of deeni education by employing ulama who are trained to deliver effective duroos covering a broad, and well-structured syllabus.

For further information, visit www.alansaar.org.uk

The Molana also organises training sessions for maktab teachers. May Allah reward his efforts and spread the benefit of his work across the UK, insha Allah.

Fee amaanillah

Wassalaam