darul uloom

slmz

which is currently the best darul uloom from among bury and leister daru uloom?

jazzakallah

The Darul Ulooms mentioned above are all well respected.

Asslamo Allaikum,

If you are serious then study outside of UK.

Asslamo Allaikum,

In UK Darul-ulooms charge a fee while overseas they are free so in act its cheaper to go overseas and not more expensive because it will just cost the Airfare and thats all.

I never said that there are no "good Darul-ulooms" in UK but I am talking about a better choice. If someone is committed then it would make sense to go for the best available option.

Another option is to do a year or so in UK and then go overseas. People of the past used to tarvel to get to the best teachers and that didn't mean that they disrespected their local teachers.

Who is in UK of the level of Shaykh (Mufti) Taqi Usmani (HA) of Pakistan?

OR even Shaykh (Maulana) Fazlur-Rahman Azmi (HA) of South Africa? Or Azadville (South Africa)?

Again, that doesn't mean that UK teachers and Darul-ulooms are not good and that's not the point of this discussion.

For the record, I am not criticising anybody or anyone, just offering a better choice and everybody is free to make up their mind.

Jazakullah Khairun

Asslamo Allaikum,

Free!

If you want I can try to put you in touch with some Ulama in South Africa and assist you in your cause.

Please understand my point of view.

If you are going to commit/spend 6-7 years of years and make an intention to Serve the Deen of Allah (SWT) then TRY TO BE THE BEST AT IT!

Strange, But I see the correct opinion in both. I have never gone away to study for any thing except the normal School, College, Madresah etc all local.

Personaly, with no experiance of this, I would suggest going abroad too, as this would cut off all contact with the friends and family and minimise the social life greatly. Allahu Alum. Staying at home with all the luxuries of being a local has many disadvantages, it is like having everything on a platter ready, just like many of us who have been born into Muslim families. We take it to granted. But if one has to make a sacrifice to attain his/her goal, InshaAllah, the benfits will be more. This also goes for the residents of South Africa or any other country, they too should travel else where. History tells us that the best of scholars would travel to attain great knowledge.

Thats just my opinion, and I have no experiance at all, except that I sent my little brother to a Darul Uloom a few hundred miles away.