Should most of the da'iyah's time be devoted to knowledge?
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Question:
But if he is a da'iyah, most of his time should be devoted to knowledge.
Answer:
According to the facilitation in [Surat al-Taghābun:16], he may have a need that no one else can fulfill, such as a need for what he spends on his family. He should have time for knowledge, da'wah, and guidance, and time for seeking a livelihood.
Seeking a livelihood does not prevent da'wah; with the seller, with the buyer, with the shopkeeper, with those who pass by, and with those who stand with him, among others. Seeking knowledge, praise be to Allah, is facilitated in any place.
But if he is a da'iyah, most of his time should be devoted to knowledge.
Answer:
According to the facilitation in
So fear Allah as much as you are able
فَاتَّقُوا اللَّهَ مَا اسْتَطَعْتُمْSeeking a livelihood does not prevent da'wah; with the seller, with the buyer, with the shopkeeper, with those who pass by, and with those who stand with him, among others. Seeking knowledge, praise be to Allah, is facilitated in any place.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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