Will Al-Azhar Make You an Aalim? Uncovering the Truth

“Are you considering a journey to Al-Azhar University with the hopes of becoming an aalim? Dive into our latest video, “Will Al-Azhar Make You an Aalim? Uncovering the Truth,” where we peel back the layers of expectations versus reality in the world of Islamic scholarship.
Al-Azhar University, with its rich history dating back over a millennium, stands as a beacon of Islamic learning. But does it hold the key to transforming students into esteemed aalims? We explore the depth and breadth of Al-Azhar’s curriculum, the significance of learning from Sheikhs outside the traditional classroom setting, and how the university environment shapes the scholars of tomorrow.
This video is not just a tour of Al-Azhar’s hallowed halls; it’s a journey into understanding what it truly takes to pursue the path of knowledge and become an aalim in today’s world. We discuss the challenges and realities of student life, the mixed levels of commitment among peers, and how to navigate the academic landscape to make the most of your education.
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[@inesnis50]

Thank you brother

[@habib_afghany]

Very nice brother! Can you give some insights how you do it financially? And does the married life take to much of your time from seeking knowledge? Or does the work take much time? Would be really helpfull before going abroad😁

[@DaudBurke]

Living & Learning in Egypt: How to Make It Work Financially kzbin.info/www/bejne/g53Hko17rpeUkJY Answered much of it here.

[@AbrahamEducation]

السلام عليكم و رحمة الله و بركاتة dear brother

[@DaudBurke]

‏وعَلَيْكُمُ السَّلامُ ورَحْمةُ اللهِ وبَرَكاتُه Keep up the good work brother, i appreciate the work you do.

[@khaleelahmed9009]

JaskAllah khair for thr advice. I was just wondering how old are you now and when did you enter islam. JaskAllah khair and Ramadhan Mubarak

[@DaudBurke]

Wa iyaakum I’m 32 and was 26 when I became Muslim

[@yassinhassan336]

can you just study under shuyookh in masajid and get a breadth of in depth knowledge? for example in fiqh do shuyookh in masajid go over not only furoo3 but usul, qawaid, furooq, takhreej usul 3ala fal furu3, fatawa etc... Or have a scholar that takes you as a student and study these things under him? I am hoping to to come to Egypt to study after I finish my bachelors here in the west inshaAllah and if this could be done i'd rather do that than azhar, barakAllahu feek

[@DaudBurke]

Maybe, but it's important to find the right place and do networking as the masjids are not always open to classes without a possibility of the government shutting it down, so oftentimes the better way is individually with small groups in people’s home. There are classes that you can find in many of the things mentioned but the pace in a place like masjid alAzhar would be very slow as it’s once a week for an hour so hiring a Shiekh is better than that and sometimes that can be done on zoom meetings if availability is limited.

[@yassinhassan336]

@@DaudBurke okay good to know barakAllahu feek

[@Katlego-pe5io]

So my friend how many years for those ones who dont know Arabic

[@DaudBurke]

Two years of hard work and you’ll be past the hardest stage in six months inSha’Allahu. Of course that assuming full time dedication

[@IbrahimHussain-x7w]

How would you go about finding teachers outside of Azhar, who go through the books that you study in the university?

[@DaudBurke]

Network with people to get private lessons from specialist in the field

[@IbrahimHussain-x7w]

@@DaudBurkeWho would be the right people to network with?

[@DaudBurke]

Feel free to email me, and I’ll see what I can do for you. Arabic teachers are a must and this can be done online overseas and then once Arabic is good that opens a ton of doors

[@LegendmemesDz]

azahar's aqida is corupted. the saudi scholars are the best.

[@Smiles216]

🤣🤣🤣

[@DaudBurke]

I’ve already discussed the issue here: Entering Azhar: What you should know in Aqeedah kzbin.info/www/bejne/oZuvq515n8t-l9k

[@aymanabdelaziz6514]

قرن الشيطان النجدى تقصد

[@DaudBurke]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rXfKcpeOp5ukn8U my new response to this in detail

[@surayahhartley611]

Assalamu Alaykum Br Daud, I find all your videos very informative. I am busy studying Classical Arabic with Bayyinah in USA and later this year start online with Markaz Fajr with the Al Bayna Yaddayk books Insha’Allah. I am 65 years old and have always wanted to study the Islamic Sciences Alhamdoelilah . Would you mind furnishing me with your email address If you do not mind. I really would like to ask you some specific questions. I live in South Africa. Shukran so much for everything you do for us. May Allah increase you In Shaa Allah Ameen.

[@DaudBurke]

wa Aliekom Salam waRahmatullahi waBarakatuh aliflammeme@ gmail.com