What are the qualifications to become a scholar in Islam? - Q&A - Sh. Shady Alsuleiman
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An important reminder dear brothers and sisters! We live in a time where we have too many wannabe ''facebook scholars''. Islam is not a game where anyone can interpret and find out what Allah wants from us. This is an Important reminder, give a few minutes to see it inshaAllah.
Some times we see Muslims being referred to as scholars when in fact they are not scholars. It is important to know what's required for a person to be considered an Islamic scholar. It is the scholars' of the religion we must adhere to, or else we are doomed to go astray. The Prophet (pbuh) said:
''Allaah won't remove knowledge after giving it to you by removing it (from you). Rather he will remove it from (later generations) by taking (the souls of) the scholars along with their knowledge, until only ignorant people remain. They will be asked for religious verdicts, so they will issue verdicts based on their opinions, leading others astray and going astray themselves.''
[Sahih Al-Bukhari, vol. 9, pp. 305-6, no. 410.] #IslamNet #IslamQAV #Islam
May Allah bless this brother he is absolutely correct you have to spend many many years to gain true understanding of Islam only be getting knowledge from learned people of the book
Ameen
Ameen
Its like learning car driving, you can’t drive a car just by learning the theory, you need to practice.
So deep
@@r.mahmood4494 I want to become scholar but here in India,the consequences are not good.
@@umaraliofficial01 Is it forbidden in India?
Alhamudulilah Ya Allah Grant us ease sodat we can become good Scholars In Shaa Allah🤲🤲🤲
Thanks for giving a round about answer.
Senin tgl 1 maret 2021
Assalamu'alaikum warrahmatullahi wabarakatuh Habib..?
Ulama itu wirasatul abiya, dakwahnya menerangkan kitab suci "Al-Qu'ran" kepada jemaahnya,berkata sopan santun dan lemah lembut,ramah tamah dan penuh kasih sayang, bukan memgada-ada bercerita melantur kemana mana, kadang membelalakan mata dan ketawa, itu akan berdampak buruk kepada umat dan dirinya dalam beragama, sebagaimana dijelaskan Al-Quran surat ke : ( 3 ) ayat 18 ,ayat 71, ayat 7
( 2 ) ayat 159 ayat 160, ayat 174,ayat 175, ayat 42,ayat 63, ayat 64
( 17 ) ayat 23, ayat 24.
beautiful
How to give an answer without giving an answer. Completely 100 % ambiguous answer . What are the requirements? Certain amount of hours under tutiledge ? Do you have to pass an exam ? Who says you are one ? Who sets and decides the criteria? Where are the guidelines in the Quran and hadiths ?
Minggu tgl 28 februari 2021
Jam 23.19 Wib.
Assalamu'alaikum warrahmatullahi wabarakatuh Habib..?
Wabah, musibah dan bencana bertubi silih berganti disejagat bumi dan negeri kita ini, kemungkinan saja sangat erat kaitannya dengan Al-Qur'an surat Haa Miim As-sajdah ( 41 ) ayat 53, surat Asy-Syu'ara ( 26 ) ayat 208, surat An-Nahl ( 16 ) ayat 1 dan ayat 113, surat Al-Mu'min ( 40 ) ayat 22, surat Al-Isra' ( 17 ) ayat 15, surat Ad-Dukhan ( 44 ) ayat 5, surat An-Naml ( 27 ) ayat 58, surat Al-Fajr ( 89 ) ayat 13
Deeni uloom gives birth to think tanks and parakeets. A better way to phrase this question is what are the requirements according to Quran and Sunnah for scholarship? There are no set standards yet Allah swt mentions in His kitaab "Verily those with the highest regard/respect for Allah amongst His worshippers are the learned ones" (Al-Fatir ayah 28)
according to me
one who has more taqwa is a scholar who fears allah very much
is a scholar i.e why islam is different from other religions
Does this cost money?
I'm broke but I want to learn islam... With a scholar
it probabaly cost only about £300 a year or less i think about $300 not sure but their are Islamic schools you enrol just like a person enrols in college, IN ISLAM IF A PERSON GOES OUT TO STUDY ISLAM ALLAH ALMIGHTY SAY HE WILL NOT CAUSE YOU TO SUFFER {i think starve etc something like that}.
@@adamson786bi3 Will I be a Islamic scholar if i complete masters in Islamic studies from any University?
In order to become a scholar, you must sit with the scholars for a long time?
So, which came first? the chicken or the egg?
Q A everyone knows that answer the chicken came first to lay the eggs because the egg can’t lay eggs you need a chicken to take care of the eggs and keep them warm, if an egg was first how can it keep warm to survive?🥚 👍🏻
But don’t ask me where the chicken came from only god knows.
Chicken
The egg because the first chicken which hatched from an egg that wasn’t considered a chicken
Chicken hi pahlay aaya kuraan me Allah ta Allah farmata hai hmnay hr kisi ko joday me vanaya vaaaki tum khud hi smjh jao ..egg special protein ki vjh se hota hai
Allah will always be the first scholar, as he is Al Aleem - The All Knowing.
Referring to the experts on the material fields while trying to make sense of what it means to be an 'Aleem-e-Deen' is not very effective. Material fields are based on objective knowledge, whereas the religious knowledge is subjective, self-reflective and to some extent intuitive. So, a scientist is supposed to be a scientist for all, but a religious scholar is a scholar only for those whose subjectivity allows them to perceive him like that.
Can I sit with non Muslim scholars and still be a scholar of Islam?
Brother, do you know how many hours of religion classes are there in our local masjid? One. In one hour per week, these students, how are they properly trained to recognize whether an imam is truly learned or not? If you won't teach these students the same. Why do we study advanced mathematics, physics, chemistry in regular school, but we are not taught in-depth Islam as well, over a number of years, in the same manner? When Islam is the most important subject of them all! It's easy to say, oh, one has to study for years to become a scholar. But who verifies? That is why there are fake scholars everywhere, and gullible people to believe them. Because they were not taught better. This is how our youth leave Islam. Because they don't have the proper knowledge to be able to defend Islam in the face of arguments brought by non-muslims. And so, they're going astray, because we haven't given them the tools, the key to in depth-knowledge. Not everyone needs to be a doctor. But everyone needs to hold onto their Islam. This is the difference.
It is deep
I want english Lauren
Send your what's aap number where aer you from
HHAHA brother noo
These weekly lectures are different than what they teach to scholars the weekly lectures u are talking about is he Juma Khutba which is for the people with weaker iman or shall I say less ilm
agreed
Jumat tgl 12.3.2021
Assalamu'alaikum maaf ustadz, kenapa pengertian Hadist menurut kata/firman/wahyu Allah SWT Tuhan (Al-Quran) tidak sama dengan pengertian Hadist menurut imam Syafei, Hambali, Hanafi, Maliki, Tirmidzi, Bukhari, Muslim, Ibnu Majah, Abu Dawud, Malik Bin Anas dan lain-lain, serta sebagian besar ulama sampai sekarang ini ustadz..?
Ya sheikh,, what are the qualifications to be a scholar of Islam...??? Where is the answer?
Doctor studied books and now says go to internet for so many things and then practuse what they find in book or the illustrations they found from internet because they have to be sure about everything and fyi they don't just sit with a doctor for years years
christian awakening
The point he was trying to make that you have to learn from other scholars obviously there is reading involved
@@abdulmalik_al-habeshi I can understand ...actually every muslim is confuse and above that these scholars made you more confuse ...but what to do .....but why dont you explain me ..what is the meaning of prophet and how I know that this prophet is true or false
@Saeed Shaikh pls point some mistake of bible you read ..but don't be just copy paste without knowing the thing you mentioned checked by yourself ...so pls start mistakes of bible
@Saeed Shaikh and if you don't find any mistake in bible than I will show you the mistakes and even stupid mistake in Quran
So I see so it is unregulated by government certification
Need practical experience !!!
Is it free to be an islam scholar??? Do i need to learn arabic first??
Yes and yes 😊
Yes, you absolutely have to learn Arabic. That is a must. Without Arabic, you can’t become a scholar.
By the way is there any problem by the books or holy Quran...pls make understand
No, Aouthobillah there is no problem, the Quran and holy books are the foundation of learning in Islam.
@@salihosman7042 than why this person saying which doesn't make sense....and i wanna learn some good about islam and the quran
@@salihosman7042 can you explain some
@@christianawakening9033 Muhammad was offered by the Angel Jibreel a gift from Allah. This gift was either he'll live the life of luxury and would never suffer again and have anything he wished for! The other offer was to live a basic life and receive his rewards from Allah. He chose the latter. I don't know if you know this but Muhammad was poisoned and for many years was in excruciating pain. He was a Prophet but he was also a human like us. He had desires and wishes but he chose a basic life under the will of Allah and kept his faith even in his last days. That man is the Prophet of Islam.
@@christianawakening9033 He is saying we need to learn from Scholars so we understand the Religion, the way we are suppose to understand it. If we are on our own, we might misinterpret things and become deviated, Allah forbid.
Learn from direct...but to whom direct o I understand means from mosque ...right but y not taking some from the internet or books .....ooo i forget you r talking about the scholars
Sabtu tgl.27 februari 2021 jam 06.07 wib
Assalamu'alaikum warrahmatullahi wabarakatuh Habib .?
Kata dan pendapat Ulama dalam beragama belum lah tentu sama dengan kata Tuhan, seharusnya kata Tuhan lah yang dikatakan oleh Ulama Kepada umat. itulah cara beragama yang benar yang lurus dan jujur, membuat kebohongan terhadap Allah tidak akan beruntung. sebagaimana dijelaskan dalam Al-Quran surat An-Najm ( 53 ) ayat 3 dan ayat 4, surat Yunus ( 10 ) ayat 19 dan ayat 32, surat Ali-Imran ( 3 ) ayat 24, surat An-Nisa' ( 4 ) ayat 87, surat Al-Musalat ( 77 ) ayat 50, surat Al-Hajj ( 22 ) ayat 67, surat Al-Ahqaf ( 46 ) ayat 11, surat Al-Hijr ( 15 ) ayat 41.
Asalamuwalaikum, I hate to critique a brother publicly, but this needs to be said. What he is saying is nonsense. He thinks his words are infallible because he has the title 'shaykh' which I have never personally accepted for anything as there was no such thing as a 'shaykh' as a religious title in Islam during the time of the Prophet (SAWS). He wants Muslims to do exactly what is condemned of Jews and Christians by Allah SWT by taking guys like him as lords beside Allah, and taking his words as infallible. Surah 9:31.
اتَّخَذُوا أَحْبَارَهُمْ وَرُهْبَانَهُمْ أَرْبَابًا مِّن دُونِ اللَّهِ وَالْمَسِيحَ ابْنَ مَرْيَمَ وَمَا
أُمِرُوا إِلَّا لِيَعْبُدُوا إِلَٰهًا وَاحِدًا لَّا إِلَٰهَ إِلَّا هُوَ سُبْحَانَهُ عَمَّا يُشْرِكُونَ
(Translated: They have taken their rabbis and their monks (as) Lords besides Allah and the Messiah, son (of) Maryam. And not they were commanded except that they worship One God. (There) is no god except Him. Glory be to Him from what they associate (with Him).)
Listen to him at 2:07 forward for the proof of his arrogance. It does not matter who the person is as long as they quote correctly. Even children can quote correctly, and many do. Where someone quotes correctly, there is no opinion...it is just the truth. But the arrogant who have so much pride in man-made titles such as 'shakh' usually can't take being corrected. Brother Ahmed Deedat never was so arrogant, and neither is Brother Zakir Naik. This man apparently spent years learning from 'scholars,' and he hasn't learned the basic lesson of all religions...humility. By his question, "Who are you..." he clearly has contempt for people who have no titles which shows a complete lack of humility. The opposite of humility is pride. Pride is looking down on others. Here is a translated sahih hadith on pride in Muslim (91): "It Is narrated on the authority of Abdullah b. Mas'ud that the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ), observed:
He who has in his heart the weight of a mustard seed of pride shall not enter Paradise. A person (amongst his hearers) said: Verily a person loves that his dress should be fine, and his shoes should be fine. He (the Holy Prophet) remarked: Verily, Allah is Graceful and He loves Grace. Pride is disdaining the truth (out of self-conceit) and contempt for the people. "
Wa ‘alaykum al-salam wa rahmatu’llah, I understand what you are saying, but perhaps he is only trying to convey his message and is coming across as arrogant or prideful. I got that impression as well, but perhaps it was just in his way of speaking and not really what he is feeling. Allah knows what is inside his heart.
I agree with what you were saying about the titles, but in the time of the prophet, peace and blessings of Allah be upon him, when one had a doubt or a question, they would go see the prophet, peace and blessings of Allah be upon him, it was a pretty easy process. Today, with a simple search you can find an answer, but you don’t know who is who and who runs what website and there are some contradictions between the websites, anyways, to get to my point... Today there are people who say they know when they do not. They give you an answer to your question, but they don’t back up their statements with any evidence whatsoever. That’s what I find problematic, so I refer myself to people of knowledge, who have studied Islam throughly and quote ahaadith or verses of the Qur’an when they answer a particular question. His word isn’t infallible, but those of the ahaadith and the Qur’an are and the sheikhs and people of knowledge refer to those. They just explain it, really.
Brother, Allah is the best judge, he knows what is in our heart. I think u shouldn't point at the shaykh like that.
It is not good for u.
U are not only criticizing him but also ur making people criticize him by planting the seed of a wrong picture in people's mind through ur comment.
U didn't listen properly to his words, he said at the end of the sentence "respectfully".
Please don't do this.
And also u misinterpreted quran.
U are speaking of how arrogant the sheikh is, which u shouldn't be doing, i feel.
Try to understand and let go.
Don't u think we are much more arrogant when dealing with other people but yet we find fault in others.
JazakAllah.😊
He’s wrong Muhammad message was partly emphasized on the dismantlement of INSTITUTIONALIZED RELIGION hence why anyone can lead the prayer in a Masjid because there is no hierarchy and n Islam no Pope no Saints no Rabbis nothing just you and the Deen and the Ummah
i dont think am a student of knowledge. safe
Worst answer ever.......
Hard to compare doctors, mechanics etc. You see, when there is a problem with your car, there is always a definitive solution. Even if mechanics do not initially agree on the cause of a problem, it can be tested to see who is right. Your car wont start and you take it to a mechanic and he says it’s the battery and another mechanic says its the starter motor, and yet another says it’s the spark plugs. Now we have conflicting answers to this question. Each can be tested to see where the true answer lies. With scholars you cannot have a definitive answer on some problems such as drinking of alcohol, wearing of nail polish etc.
You mention not just reading a text book but actually practicing to be a doctor. How are you actually practicing to be a scholar. You say that you have to sit for years with scholars and learn the texts. So if I sit for years with a doctor and read medical texts, am i qualified to practice medicine? The comparison you make is not very convincing.
To me, the comparison is apt. A person who reads books of medicine but doesn't attempt to see and diagnose patients will fail to learn the practical application of what he reads in his books of medicine (i.e. the truth and usefulness of medicine). He fails to understand even the most basic application of medicine to the real world, to real people.
This is similar to the person who reads books of hadith and tafseer, and fails to speak to a master of this knowledge, and then fails to apply it in the real world, real situations that call for 'hikmah' (wisdom) and 'itjihad' (independent reasoning). Indeed, the religion of 1400 years old, but is applicable to 2020, however, one who only reads books and fails to bridge the gap between theory and application is no scholar. This person read theory and then convinced himself that he is someone of 'ilm' (knowledge). He has gained no such thing... just like the 'doctor' who read his books but never treated a single patient.
On your references: There is consensus among the scholars of Islam that alcohol is forbidden, likewise, if nail polish is impermeable, then it invalidates ablution. The two issues are not particularly contentious. Though, of course, I agree that you can't always have a definitive answer in Islam. There are grey areas (these actually give the religion flexibility), and the general principle is that where there is a legitimate difference of opinion, it is wrong to impose your view onto another person (an example is the length of the beard).
So then, we see it is not necessary to have a definitive answer, as long as one follows something that is within the accepted spectrum of teaching (for most muslims, that is anything that is found within the four schools of jurisprudence: Hanafi, Maliki, Hanbali and Shafi'i).
On your point on testing, 'fiqh' (jurisprudence) is based on evidence. If I ask a scholar for a ruling, I can trust that he will provide me with an answer that is underpinned by evidence, through his knowledge of the books of fiqh along with his practical training. The evidence scholars rely on is what is called the 'sunnah' (the way of the prophet, i.e. his actions and teachings) and classical interpretations pertaining to this (those interpretations of the 'Salaf' - the first three generations of muslims). Any muslim who endeavours to follow the Salaf will sure find the authentic Islam and can rest in knowing he is following the religion of the Prophet, peace be upon him.