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**WeestDype** · 07-04-2012, 11:35 PM

I hope that I am not making a comment out of turn here. I also feel that due to the proliferation of Darul Ulooms and the sheer number of 'aalims' that graduate every year the quality of Aalim has been considerably diluted.

Due to the above do we simply contribute to those Ulama who we feel are sincerely sacrificing for the Sake of Allah

or do we include the whole spectrum?

In the UK I feel instead of so many Aalims graduating we need an Islamic Techincal college, higher education institutions that enable the majority who do not want to pursue a solely Deeni Ilm trajectory to obtain their 'Dunyawi' education in an Islamic environment with a heavy Islamic ethos. Those who are then committed sincerely to becoming Aalims will then pursue Deeni Ilm with dedication. The quality will then be apparent and when this can be seen I feel people will be more forthcoming with assistance.

The idea of giving a hadiyah to the author is a simple but brilliant idea. I had never thought of this and insha'Allah from now on will consider this.

If I have said anything wrong please forgive me.

07-04-2012, 11:35 PM	#32
WeestDype Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 453 Senior Member	I hope that I am not making a comment out of turn here. I also feel that due to the proliferation of Darul Ulooms and the sheer number of 'aalims' that graduate every year the quality of Aalim has been considerably diluted. Due to the above do we simply contribute to those Ulama who we feel are sincerely sacrificing for the Sake of Allah or do we include the whole spectrum? In the UK I feel instead of so many Aalims graduating we need an Islamic Techincal college, higher education institutions that enable the majority who do not want to pursue a solely Deeni Ilm trajectory to obtain their 'Dunyawi' education in an Islamic environment with a heavy Islamic ethos. Those who are then committed sincerely to becoming Aalims will then pursue Deeni Ilm with dedication. The quality will then be apparent and when this can be seen I feel people will be more forthcoming with assistance. The idea of giving a hadiyah to the author is a simple but brilliant idea. I had never thought of this and insha'Allah from now on will consider this. If I have said anything wrong please forgive me.
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