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as sallamu some may ask in what way Sunnipath different then traveling overseas to sit at the feet of the Shuyukh. One of the ways Sunnipath is different is that one doesn’t get the barakat of being the presence of the men of Allah those who embody the suunah. But one does get the barakat of usage of many of the same text used taught from trained teacher of the traditional way of teaching Sunnipath one does have direct interaction with ones teacher as in a traditional madrassa to ask questions to clarify ones understanding etc. In short if one wishes to study traditonal text with an unbroken chain back to the messenger of Allah (sallAllahu alahi wa sallam) but is unable to travel overseas please do check out http://www.sunnipath.com/one won’t be disappointed
Isn’t online learning incompatible with traditional Islamic education
The essence of traditional education is the student-teacher relationship. In a time when scholars are rare and difficult to find, modern means of direct communication such as the telephone and internet are a blessing. Although sitting in the physical presence of one’s teacher results in a more complete transfer of sacred knowledge, interacting with a teacher through such modern means is an alternative method of taking knowledge directly from a teacher. From the earliest of times, female scholars have traditionally taught sacred knowledge to male students from behind a curtain, a scenario analogous in man
