The Work of a Student at the Islamic University and Seeking Knowledge from Its Scholars
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Question:
Is it permissible for a married student at the Islamic University to teach, because his stipend is not permissible for a student at the Islamic University?
Answer:
The Islamic University: that he works, that he works. Meaning, he works for a wage. If this does not conflict with seeking knowledge, there is no harm in it. If this work does not conflict with seeking knowledge, there is no harm in it. He works during his free time, the official holidays. They are the scholars who prioritize knowledge over time. Those who are called scholars in truth. Those who are called scholars in truth. They are the ones from whom knowledge is taken, not the beginners in seeking knowledge. Yes.
Is it permissible for a married student at the Islamic University to teach, because his stipend is not permissible for a student at the Islamic University?
Answer:
The Islamic University: that he works, that he works. Meaning, he works for a wage. If this does not conflict with seeking knowledge, there is no harm in it. If this work does not conflict with seeking knowledge, there is no harm in it. He works during his free time, the official holidays. They are the scholars who prioritize knowledge over time. Those who are called scholars in truth. Those who are called scholars in truth. They are the ones from whom knowledge is taken, not the beginners in seeking knowledge. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، محاضرات في العقيدة والدعوة-094-موقف الإسلام من التيارات الفكرية|صالح الفوزان|كبار العلماء — youtube.com (52:56)
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