[Mearticbaibre]

it does seem like they have changed over the years and and try to appeal to as wide of an audience as they can...even their teachers have changed in their stances....a lot of it seems to be marketing...but ofcourse Allah knows best

im sure some of their courses are beneficial, i have never attended them but recently i have come across people who claim to be students of these institutes and when it comes to fiqh etc their understanding seems well kind of non-existent

i have seen them making statements like

"i dont stick to a madhab rather i look for the strongest opinion"
err no you don't literally go out and look for the strongest opinion...you follow what your scholars tell you is the strongest opinion according to their knowledge

"I don't mind madhabs as long as they don't contain bidah and shirk"
This just made me laugh...clearly they don't understand what a madhab is

"I am mostly hanafi but i believe we shouldn't follow imam Abu Hanifah in everything..sometimes we can follow our heart"
because your heart which has no knowledge is always right

basically for the amount they are paying for these courses...the people i have personally come across are just ahle confused