Studying In Birmingham...
AsSalamuAlaykum
I am new in UK and would like to know if there are any places where I could study Islam ... any place for alimah courses in english (non-deoband/wahabi please) in Birmingham ... or London .... also any tajweed/Arabic classes for sisters ....
Walykumus salam Sister
I am not from Birmingham so I don't really know of a place, but I want to clarify with you that Deobandi and Wahabis are not the same. There is a big difference between them.
The deobandis are muslims from with in the ahla sunnah wa jama' and they try to themselves [and encourage others to] follow Islam according to the Quran and Sunah.
They like the rest of the ahla sunnah wa jama' follow a school of fiqh [taqleed] majority are hanafi, and they also follow a school of Aqeedah [majority are maturdi].
They are one of the best kind of muslims I have come across, very steadfast, and upright. They don't do takfir of everyone who disagrees with them, but refute [if they feel there is a need] in a logical and rational manner.
They are probably the best in fiqh and hadith in many parts of the world. They have the most institutes around the world, and I only know good of them. [ I am talking overall, not on an individual level] And I have spent 5 yrs in the company of the deobandi ulema. [in case you think I'm chatting :P]
I felt I had to let you know, because I have head this a few times before too, many people tend to mix deobandis to wahabis...I found this insane!
And many arab ulema [non deobandi] always encourage us westerners to study inder the deobandi ulema, since they are strong in their fiqh. [if nothing else]
BTW, you may have not even meant to catogrize the deobandis and wahabis together, but I still wanted you and everyone else who reas this to know [and anyone else who mixes the two]
Wasslmaualikum
Your sister in Islam.
Girtey hain sheh sawar hi meydaan e jang me, wo tifl kya girey jo ghutno ke bhal chaley
there is a sister class for tajweed ans i also believe they do alimah classesOriginally Posted by Ruqaiyah
http://www.alkawtharacademy.org/AlKa...es/tajweed.htm
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www.frinstitute.co.uk It is headed by Allama Rasul Baksh Sa'idi, who has trained ulama in Pakistan and the UK for over 20 years. The English language component (primarily a very successful course in Fard Ayn knowledge (Aqida, Hanafi Fiqh, Tasawwuf, with introductions to other subjects) is taught by his senior students. There is also a dedicated alima course for sisters on Sundays.
Check out the website for details.
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salaam
pls refer to this thread: http://www.sunniforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=12754
hope it helps inshallah.
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