A Q&A Session sweeter than honey!

0:00 - Q. What should be the minimum daily portion in terms of revision for someone who has already memorised the Qurʿān and is also busy with lessons? A: 3 Juzz a day 2:03 - Q. Should a student prioritise memorising mutoon, or taking lessons, or a combination of the two? A: Combine between the two. Memorisation is the weapon of a student, but don't just memorise without any understanding. احفظ وافهم Memorise and understand! 3:22 - Q. How does one combine between their memorisation and studies? A: Organise your time well! Use the time when you are most energised for memorisation. Be patient. 5:09 - Q. What's the best approach to take when advising others? A: Advise using gentleness, knowledge and be sincere. 6:38 - Q. Do you advise students in the centres to specify a day to go out for da'wah, or should they stay put? A: It may not be convenient to do so regularly, but if one is requested and they are competent, they should go. This will enhance their knowledge and give them experience in the field of Da’wah. Try and keep up with your classes via recordings while you're away so you don't miss out. We must not look down at the affair of da'wah and give the opportunity for misguided figures to get to the people before us. 9:55 - Q. Can you mention some etiquettes that should be regularly observed by students of knowledge? A: Details require a lot of time, but the most important ones are: good manners, loving and hating for Allah's sake, being a sincere advisor, speaking the truth, being just, not wasting time, dutifulness to parents, kindness to neighbours; this includes those who sleep next to you in the masjid...having a good all round profile is necessary even in affairs of the Dunya - who is going to give a job to an ill-mannered person?! So how do you expect to get accepted here if you are not well mannered, miss your classes, etc.?! 12:32 - Q. Is time wasting Ḥarām? A: It's a great loss, and we regret what has been wasted of our time. Hold yourself accountable.