Making the Qur'an elective in secondary school
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The questioner:
The new system, the development that took place in the general secondary school, at approximately seven fifteen. Seven fifteen.
The Shaykh:
Yes.
The questioner:
The new development system that took place in the general secondary school is a credit-hour system. In it, the Qur'an subject is elective, while English and mathematics are compulsory. It deviates from the norm. In the new system for developing education in general secondary schools, a new credit-hour system, the Qur'an subject is elective; the student, meaning, studies it or does not study it, but English and mathematics are compulsory and must be studied. So what is the state of a secondary school graduate if he did not study the Noble Qur'an?
The Shaykh:
It must be made mandatory so that people are set right; because making it elective means wasting it. We ask Allah for guidance for us and for them. Look into this, if it is true, look into
The new system, the development that took place in the general secondary school, at approximately seven fifteen. Seven fifteen.
The Shaykh:
Yes.
The questioner:
The new development system that took place in the general secondary school is a credit-hour system. In it, the Qur'an subject is elective, while English and mathematics are compulsory. It deviates from the norm. In the new system for developing education in general secondary schools, a new credit-hour system, the Qur'an subject is elective; the student, meaning, studies it or does not study it, but English and mathematics are compulsory and must be studied. So what is the state of a secondary school graduate if he did not study the Noble Qur'an?
The Shaykh:
It must be made mandatory so that people are set right; because making it elective means wasting it. We ask Allah for guidance for us and for them. Look into this, if it is true, look into
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