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Originally Posted by TariqBinSleepin

Yes. It seems like those muslim women still have some form of modesty and respect in their heart. Is that bad or good?

modesty and respect are good. but if i sat here going through islamic websites, my head wouldn't be covered. some might find that immodest/disrespectful, but i don't. that's the point i was trying to make.

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Originally Posted by Jaysh

As-Salam Alaykum.

Bismillah.

Bro, that does not mean that those great scholars would not have attained secular education had they lived in today's day and age.

Surely you can see the utility of a secular education alongside a religious one.

Having said that, I agree with you that it is absurd to place anything above religion. I also agree that there are many scholars alive even today who are amazing, even though they have not had any secular education. I'm just saying that making it a pre-requisite cannot hurt. That's all.

Fi Aman Allah.

No it doesnt mean that at all. I just thought it was silly that this khateeb would suggest to the crowd that you should complete your education before focusing on your deen.

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I remember when i went to a khutbah and the Khateeb ended it by yelling "Death to Israel!!!"...pretty hardcore...