Alimah Classes- Enrol for 2007

If you could forward some details of where abouts (more specifically) and who would be interested to the email address provided above that will help towards finding out if we can open some classes.

We can also provide you with some more info about the Madrassah insha'Allah.

Wassalam

a few brothers/ulama have suggested starting aalimah classes but once i've explained to them that hackney and stamford hill have soooo many aalimahs already wasting away at home when they can put pressure on the local community to start sisters programs i.e like Mussalla - an -Noor. NO point whatsoever to just increase the aalimahs when they aint more or less gonna benefit the local normal sisters.

Shaykh yusuf motala DB always gives the same naseeha to new aalimahs when they leave madresah to start such cirlces/classes in their own areas for normal sisters but only about 5% actually do.

It's a good idea, but there is a lot to consider as mention my guest above some of the problems?

So what if your an aalimah but your sitting at home? Yeah, she should get out. Teach at an islamic school, madressah, sisters circle or be it writting articles from home for a magazine. Aalimahs sitting at home should not have an imnpact on other girls who would like to learn further. Afterall, she will share some of her knowledge sitting at home either with her future children, husband, family and friends. she will be setting an example to her neighbours and others when she goes out showing her akhlaaq.

Even if local aalimahs got together (including ALL the aalimahs who teach in the local madresahs) and got say couple hundred sisters to sign some sort of letter and give that to the masjids it'll help enormously but to just sit around and think its not worth it as its hard to sell the idea to the so called village elders who run most masjids is just not proactive at all. .

Aalimahs with UK fariq ulama in there families (theres A LOT who do have) NEED to constantly push these ulama to sort such things out as a lot of UK fariq ulama simply don't have the zeal to not only set up such programs but to do barely anything. I know UK fariq ulama mostly get put-off by backward-thinking committees so just cant be asked to deal with the agro but theres so many young brothers (from ages of 25 - 35) in the some committees now (or on its fringes who have strong access and influence with in the committee)

Alhumdolillah with brothers and sisters efforts and duas Stamford Hill now have a kinda fixed english program each month, there websites running now which also now (or soon will) has articles written by local UK fariq alims and aalimas (and students from the local muslim schools) and in the next few days the radio transmissions would be up and running inshaallah. But believe me THE biggest thing the borther/s and sister/s who have helped in sorting these few initiatives out over the past few months would like MOST of all is for a sisters circle to start in Stamford Hill very much like the one in Musalla An Noor. It has NOT been totally forgetten but with only 1 or 2 people doing such things (togther with the normal chours of work and family) its not that easy BUT they are still working towards it.

The sisters talim on Sunday is a completely different thing. Its geared to TJ (not saying in a negative way as alhumdilillah I myself take part as much as I can in the TJ effort) BUT I have to at the same time except a lot of sisters are not, regardless of how much effort is made on them, they are just not TJ minded. So for such sisters and many others such classes are very very much needed. I simply CANT be the TJ way or the highway. Its any way that in line with quran and sunnah and has the regular guidance of our ulama.

Musalla an Noor has been running now for approx 2/3 months now and in there tiny place get about 50-60 sisters each time a sisters program takes place - so thats PROOF sisters will come.

I agree why not do both (id love to have both!) but if its a choice for an allimah to make then the second choice is surely the one that gives her and others the most benefit.

Yes agree about the aalimah at home but there too0 many who are choosing this route which is not really what the mansha of our senior ulama was. IF it was say only 75% who were staying at home only then it wont be a problem but its kinda 95% who stay at home leave many normal sisters in the dark and not able to benefit.

P.s for admin and authorisers apologies - I broke the a rule of posting replies to non-mahrams. Just a subject i feel very strongly about - the lack of sisters facilities. May allah forgive me and save me from the devious ways of my nuffs and shaytaan.