They teach us fiqh (Islamic jurisprudence) and, in every issue, the opinions, the evidence, and the refutations of them. What is your advice to us?

Question:
Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success. He says: In some of the Islamic colleges, they teach us fiqh, and usually, in every issue, they teach us the opinions and the evidence, and perhaps the refutations of them. What is your advice to us, especially since most of us are beginners?

Answer:
This is according to the curricula, because those who established the scientific course set curricula for it that progress step by step. The elementary level has curricula. The intermediate level has curricula. The secondary level has curricula. The colleges have curricula. The graduate studies have curricula. So the teacher takes this into account. He takes the academic stages into account and progresses with the students according to their capacities. That is the teacher. As for the one who brings what he has, bringing the opinions and making a lot of noise, he comes in and goes out without benefiting from anything. He enters the class and leaves without benefiting from anything. Yes.