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**JacomoR** · 10-06-2011, 11:13 PM

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I noticed when students get bored in class they look at other people's faces (there starts the fitna), the solution is to take with you notes of other subjects or even read/repeat known surahs (easy with today's mobile) or even do dhikr. That way no sins nor any time wasted.
Also one should ponder that Allah is watching me constantly and to make it practical think you mum or grandma or something you love dearly is just behind you and being saddened by your conduct.
One should protect oneself and give naseeha to other brothers also, that will insha'Allah apply pressure also on yourself.
One does not have to go to pubs and bars to socialise, many other occasions can occur for school works to be done in groups etc. so muslims should not use this as an excuse to sin. Non-muslims are themselves uneasy to go there and merely do so not to be rejected, like for smoking.
The key point is off course to be linked to the pious ones, go to masjid every time you can,...

my own case is simply not to attend the classes, since courses are not fardh where I am, only mubah, I study on my own

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10-06-2011, 11:13 PM	#23
JacomoR Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 481 Senior Member	, I noticed when students get bored in class they look at other people's faces (there starts the fitna), the solution is to take with you notes of other subjects or even read/repeat known surahs (easy with today's mobile) or even do dhikr. That way no sins nor any time wasted. Also one should ponder that Allah is watching me constantly and to make it practical think you mum or grandma or something you love dearly is just behind you and being saddened by your conduct. One should protect oneself and give naseeha to other brothers also, that will insha'Allah apply pressure also on yourself. One does not have to go to pubs and bars to socialise, many other occasions can occur for school works to be done in groups etc. so muslims should not use this as an excuse to sin. Non-muslims are themselves uneasy to go there and merely do so not to be rejected, like for smoking. The key point is off course to be linked to the pious ones, go to masjid every time you can,... my own case is simply not to attend the classes, since courses are not fardh where I am, only mubah, I study on my own .
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