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**HugoSimon** · 09-08-2011, 06:55 AM

Well I just tried to put things in context. In terms of answering your question, there are more knowledgeable brothers and sisters in here, so I'm not attempting anything. Given the fact that I also took out loan to finance my uni fees and I am currently paying it back with interest... May Allah forgive me for my ignorance... I don't wanna rot in hell

Same here, I start in October. I'm trying to find an alternative to student loans but it is looking bleak. I've recently contacted the Islamic Bank of Britain, see if they have anything up their sleeves for students. The thought of using Haraam to pay for my education sends shivers down my spine. To think my education will be a means of paying for my food, clothing, family and shelter, and that all of that is based on Haraam is quite a scary thought.

09-08-2011, 06:55 AM	#11
HugoSimon Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 495 Senior Member	Well I just tried to put things in context. In terms of answering your question, there are more knowledgeable brothers and sisters in here, so I'm not attempting anything. Given the fact that I also took out loan to finance my uni fees and I am currently paying it back with interest... May Allah forgive me for my ignorance... I don't wanna rot in hell Same here, I start in October. I'm trying to find an alternative to student loans but it is looking bleak. I've recently contacted the Islamic Bank of Britain, see if they have anything up their sleeves for students. The thought of using Haraam to pay for my education sends shivers down my spine. To think my education will be a means of paying for my food, clothing, family and shelter, and that all of that is based on Haraam is quite a scary thought.
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