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#1 [Permalink] Posted on 15th September 2011 12:14
AsalaamsWW,

Inshallah from mid-Nov Masjid E Quba will be holding their first online course. The course will be taught online and primarily geared towards online teaching however there also may be a possibility for students to attend the majsid for the course.

Details will be added in the very near future on www.masjidequba.org.uk
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#2 [Permalink] Posted on 15th September 2011 12:20
MashaAllah, at this moment in time, do you know if it will be live only or can one learn at his/her own pace like the Arabic lessons we are doing here.
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#3 [Permalink] Posted on 15th September 2011 12:57
Salam,

What subjects?
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#4 [Permalink] Posted on 15th September 2011 13:00
AA, is it free?
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#5 [Permalink] Posted on 15th September 2011 13:02
Inshallah i'll provide an update early/mid Oct.
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#6 [Permalink] Posted on 15th September 2011 13:05
In the mean time there are mashallah brilliant courses offered by the likes of IlmEssentials and Shariah-Program (im sure theres others also) - please utilise these already well established and very well run organisations
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#7 [Permalink] Posted on 15th September 2011 13:32

"N16" wrote:
AA, is it free?

SubhanAllah, what a powerful Question. Being from N16 my self, I would like to add a little something here from a Mufti also from N16 (postal area).

Some one (Of high position in Deen) was explaining all the work they were doing or starting for the Muslims in a particular area and he/she was very pleased with what the future held for the people of that locality.

This Mufti Saab then asked, are you doing all this for the Deen, the person replied "of course". The next question from Mufti Saab left this other person speechless. "Are you taking a Salary, if so dont say you are doing it for the Deen".

Mufti Saab was trying to make a point, but he said we all need to make a living and earn a wage, but non of the Classical scholars charged money for the Deen, they had other means of earning their rizq.

SubhanAllah. Please dont get me wrong, many Ulama earn a living this way, its the way the system works in our time. Allahu Alum

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#8 [Permalink] Posted on 17th September 2011 22:48
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AA, is it free?


are there any childrens evening weekday 5-7 madresahs that teach for free?
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#9 [Permalink] Posted on 18th September 2011 00:08
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AA, is it free?


are there any childrens evening weekday 5-7 madresahs that teach for free?

So are the courses for children between 5 and 7pm?

Or are you looking for a free Madrasah for children between 5 and 7? I don't know of any around stokey sorry
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#10 [Permalink] Posted on 18th September 2011 00:25
Daywalk3rs comment is supposed to be a sarcastic remark.

In other words, No, its not free.
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#11 [Permalink] Posted on 18th September 2011 02:30
I know, I was taking the mick too as mine was a genuine question and a yes or no would have sufficed. Not a good representative he is
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#12 [Permalink] Posted on 18th September 2011 06:46
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I know, I was taking the mick too as mine was a genuine question and a yes or no would have sufficed. Not a good representative he is


i accept your valid criticism and ask for forgiveness. i thought the Q wrt fees came across a bit sarcastic as a number of times you'll have people saying why dont our ulama/aallimas teach madresa or adult classes for free. Which i guess if someone asked for the first time its ok and an appropriate answer should be provided but many a times the same people come back with the questions despite being given an answer.

to answer your question most likely yes the masjid will require a fee though im sure it'll be minimal (like the �5 they charge for the full day classes they have)

to clarify though i normally post the masjid's events on MS im not in any way a representative for the masjid
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