Islamic Schools

What makes you different then a christian?

Abeer23 wrote: Ali08, Don't be discouraged.  Being an Alim is a field that can benefit you in this life and the next.   I'm sure you can find the kind of school you're looking for.  And if not, you could consider a different country (i.e Egypt, Sudan, Saudi Arabia etc).  The prophet s.a.w said "..... man salaka tareeqan yaltamisu fihi ilman, sahhala allahu lahu tareeqan ilaljannat..."  So I think it's safe to say your on the right track! Salaam

Thank you Inshallah I will find one, I hope I don't face problems from authorities thinking because im studying Islam im "extremist"

Ali08 wrote: My following of the last prophet of God, Prophet Muhammad(pbuh), my belief that the bible is corrupted and only has some of what god intended to be in there, the Quran is the final and last revelation sent to Prophet Muhammad(pbuh), and I think Jesus was a great prophet and not the son of God, and he didn't die on a cross, God raised him up to heaven and put someone identical in his place out of love for him.

What is the difference between a belief and a certainty?

Dear bro Ali08, just to comment upon your usage of some terms when you say "Well all of the schools teach Islam but I was talking about a traditional islamic school with little or no secular subjects. " Which traditional Islamic school are you refereing to? And which subjects are "secular"? Do you really think there is a differnce in schools on this basis? I think, the difference should have been on the basis of field in which one wants to go rather than differentiating schools on the basis of religion. Isn't it? Or then on the basis of quality of education, most simply put. Presonally speaking, "Alim" or "no Alim" must not be an issue here, though, best Alim is the one who not only an expert of his religion but also of the other fields as well.

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