How to Master What You Learn - The Methodology of the Salaf
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A blueprint of the classical method of seeking knowledge. We will also discuss some core principles of this method. Follow this methodology to master any field of knowledge.
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It's not about how many books you go through, but how many books go through you.
I had experienced both the mistakes in my journey of knowledge
1. Impatience (Hurry for completing subjects)
2. Acquiring knowledge in one go and don't revise it properly
-> first is to grasp the basics and the concept and second is how many times you revise, ultimately that will decide your success in attaining the knowledge.
I know my problem which is exactly what you just mentioned but i find it hard to let go this bad behavior
@@M.A_Sabo you have to take a step now or you will be stuck with your habit.
Decide yourself that you will take step no longer what you are going through in your mind and whatever your situation is right now, after that it will convert into your habit.
Simple religious information: If you recite Ayat al-Kursi after every prayer, nothing will remain between you and Paradise except death...
Spread it and get your reward,
إنشا الله
إن شاء الله
When I started learning Quran I used to select a topic and hear as many scholars as possible regarding the same topic . So I get to know some valuable information and different opinions of scholars.
But sometopic Allah connects it with another subjects . So I started learning different subjects at a time, in order to understand properly the subject I choose .
Learning is a step by step process. If we start learning by seeking Allah’s help , He will teach us beneficial knowledge time to time . Always seek Allah’s help . He will teach us in a way we will never forget and will be beneficial not only for us but also the people that surround us too . He is Al Rasheed The Best of Teacher ❤❤❤ ❤
🎉 Ya Rabb Al Allah Aameen
Gold mine this channel is
Wallahi it is allahumma barik
In Shaa Allah!
indeed.
00:02 The methodology of the Salaf in seeking knowledge
00:44 Develop patience and deliberateness in learning and practicing knowledge.
01:42 Mastering what we learn requires quality over quantity
02:31 Mastering knowledge before moving on
03:27 Imam Shafii memorized the entire book before learning from Imam Malik.
04:57 Learning with an expert teacher is crucial.
06:15 Master basics before advanced books, avoid jumping between books.
07:41 Mastering material with patience and deliberateness is key
People should know about this channel. Its very benefitial.
Please share with large audiences of ur friends
I am not Muslim but the ideas conveyed in this video seem to reflect the broader eastern emphasis on contemplation as opposed to the western agitation and movement as described by Rene guenon. You would probably hate him for being a sufi perennialist and I do too as a Christian but I have started to appreciate this more profound focus on limited, more comprehensive sources than the constant superficial dabbling in many sources
I wish this knowledge would reach even more people. But alhamdolillah it has reached me and I will try to implement it. BarakAllah fikom ustadh
May Allah make you steadfast in the way of seeking and distributing beneficial knowledge.
Ameen
Completely contrary to what our schools are doing now! Too many subjects and extracurriculars… a rushed calendar…
Thank you so much for sharing this! You shared this at the exact moment I needed it the most.
I really needed to hear this, baarakAllahu feek Ustadh.
your content has changed my life for good. May Allah swt reward you.
Waiyyak. Glad you found it beneficial.
Really appreciate these videos brother, i was involved in the same mistake of wanting to jump from one book to another and wondered why i couldn't recall anything from them
Thank You For u Sharing This Golden Advise ❤
An essential reminder for seekers of ilm
Love your channel akhi ❤
Hope this channel blows up. It’s very beneficial. MashaAllah ❤
May Allah increase you in useful knowledge so that,we may learn from you ustadh
Assalaamu aleikum. Maa Shaa Allah. thank you so much my dear brother may Allah reward you Jannatulfirdaus.
Jazakumullah khairan
jazakallahukhair, it is a good reminder.
Waiyyak
Thanks for making this video
Great messege ❤
SubhanAllah, this was profound. May Allah reward you 🤲
Love ❤ from Afghanistan🇦🇫 thank you and keep going. Your content is amazing
Mashallah exclusively beneficial for mubtady talib and generally for all tulab and Asatiza
thank you
May Allah increase you in useful knowledge so that we may learn from you ustadh and jazakallahu khayran
Waiyyak
Great video, sheikh. May Allah reward you for this
Barakallah feek, Ameen waiyyak.
جَزَاكَ اللهُ خَيْرًا Ustadh
Waiyyak
Jazakallahu Khairan for the beautiful presentation and knowledgeable stuffs, ustadh.
Beneficial as a student.
Waiyyak
Eye opening
This is exactly what children do why they repeat things they're learning about and mastering a skill as maria Montessori noticed this and made it an opportunity in the Montessori classrooms showing another part of the kid's fitra that our school system has tried to remove or go against trying to make kids move on to the next topic before they have delved deeper and gained more understanding and mastery of the subject. Exactly how we should be learning the way Allah has shown for us to learn and made it part of our nature in sha Allah i will continue to implement Montessori method in our children'shome education especially the islamiyat so i contour to follow the way that their brains need to develop best. In sha Allah
نصائح قيمة مفيدة للطلبة المعاصرين اذ هم يشكون التشتت الذهني والتوتر الفكري
فجزاكم الله
Gem of a channel
May Allah reward you immensely!
Assalam alaikum.
Nice narration and delivering perfect gems of the knowledge.
Barak-Allahu Feek
Wafeek
jazakallahu khairan kathiiraa
Waiyyak
Jazakallah ..mashallah..Well explained..
It would be great you put summarize version in a text format at the end of the video or in 1st comment. Alhamdulilah, great information, was lacking all these while learning new skills.
Alhamdulillah! Barakallahu feek sheikhna. You mentioned the book you referenced, and now I know what books I am going to buy and read it, Insha Allah
Would appreciate it too if you could mention where you get those quotes from.
JasakAllahu Khair, brother. May Allah bless you, ameen
Waiyyak. Barakallah Feek.
JazaakAllah khair
Waiyyak
Jazak Allah Khair
waiyyak
Your videos are gems baarakAllahu feekum. BaarakAllah feekum ya akhee.
Wafeek.
This was eye opening for me, Shukriya
Afwiyaa 😀
Wallahi jazaaka laahu khairannnn
Waiyyak. Barakallah Feek.
SubahanAllah
MashAlla ❤❤❤
Asalamu alaikum wa RachmatuLlahi wa Barakatuh.
JazakAllah Khairan!
Walaykum Salam warahmatullahi wabarakathuhu. Waiyyak.
Mashallah ❤
• Memorizing a concise version of the core text.
• Having a qualified teacher verify your understanding.
• Avoiding distractions from advanced commentaries.
• Focusing on one summarized text at a time.
This kinda matches alhafidh ibn hajaris story
3:37 Jazakallah khair 4:29
Shaykh do you have any exercises/activities one do to attain these two traits in general?
When you read or learn, make a effort to slow down. Avoid distractions. Keep your phone away from you.
Ana Salafi 🇧🇩
Ustad can you explain in more details what "Al-Hilm" "Al-Anaat" means? JazakAllah Khairan
I thought I explained the meanings in the video?
The Prophet Muhammad (صلى الله عليه وسلم) said: "Whoever recites Ayat al-Kursi after every obligatory prayer, nothing will stand between him and his entering Paradise except death."
Arabic:
عَنْ أَبِي أُمَامَةَ رَضِيَ اللَّهُ عَنْهُ قَالَ: قَالَ رَسُولُ اللَّهِ صلى الله عليه وسلم: "مَنْ قَرَأَ آيَةَ الْكُرْسِيِّ دُبُرَ كُلِّ صَلَاةٍ مَكْتُوبَةٍ لَمْ يَمْنَعْهُ مِنْ دُخُولِ الْجَنَّةِ إِلَّا أَنْ يَمُوتَ"
Isnad:
This hadith is found in several collections of hadith, including:
Sunan an-Nasa'i: It is reported with a reliable chain of narrators.
Musnad Ahmad: It is also mentioned with a reliable chain.
Assalamu Alaikum, can you recommend some reading material for someone who has completed Madinah Book 1? I find it very hard to learn without comprehension
Walaykum Salam. Qasas al-Nabiyyeen by Al-Nadwi. Ahadith Sahlah by Dr. V Abdurrahim.
I am not closing this tab.
that last Aya, was the Ayatol Imamat.
we Shias believe it's pointing to 12 Imams we believe in
u can search for it online
What is the book shown at 3:35 ? Does it have full harakat all throughout ?
Hilyat Talib al-Ilm. The Matn has full tashkeel, the commentary doesn't.
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Bakallahu feek
Which book he stated for Arabic grammar??
Al-Ajurrumiyyah
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Be a talibul ilm always
Salfi is one school of thought, there are 3 other schools of thought to bring in perspective regarding any issue concerning the communities of Islam. Salami thought is very rigid,black n white,lacks flexibility n suits some people who need strict concept to follow the rituals.
Can you please do a video on Rumi, Hafiz, Saadi, Atar Nishapur ?
4:44
I low key want to memorize the whole Quran by doing page by page and repeat the page for two fifty times but I feel like that would consume a lot of time and days. Normally It takes me 1hr 30 minutes to memorize one page but if I repeat it 250 times it might take me about 1 or 2 weeks and 3-4 hours everyday I’m also competing against my friends even though everyone is on their on journey but them leaving me is the thing I’m worried about. We are in 20s by the way lol. Allah said compete one another in doing good. Leave suggestions down below JazakaAllah kheyr.
Alhamdulillah I also learning to memorize the Quran, and from my experience you have 2 choices, first, if you want to master 1 page, you have to READ (read every single word and if you can Arabic, memorizing with a keyword of the translation on that page will help u a lot) the page at least 20 until 100 times. I know it takes a lot of time but it won’t disappear from your memory, so my suggestion is you can read 1 page with hadr (read quickly with good tajweed)
Second, you can follow your way w/ that 1 hr 30 minutes for memorize, but you have to commit that you will murajaah that 1 page you have recited to ustadz in your shalah or having special time to read that within 1 week
You are overcomplicating the whole process. The goal should be to master the page you are memorising like you know surah Fatihah. Which means you have to recite and review the page many times in order to master the page.
You don’t have to recite that page 250 times for mastery in one sitting, you can recite it over a week or 10 days. Or you can recite the page from memory 30 times, then the next day 20 times, then the next day 10 times, then the next day 5 times, then at least 1-2 every day. You should be reviewing you Quran in your prayers and while walking or driving.
Also, learning the Arabic meanings of the page you are memorising alongside the Tafseer and listening to a reciter you like will also help with memorisation and make it more enjoyable to recite especially when you know the deep meaning of what you are reciting.
If you really want to be a Hafidh of the Quran, then be prepared to put in hours of work and review and have a teacher monitor and guide your progress. If you low key want to memorise, then you can expect low key results.
When you get used to something, the time you spend to do it reduces.
Don't think about the time it'll take.
Just take a step at a time
❤ Good channel but your speqker( you use for recording voice) is not too GOOD.PLZ BETTER YOUR AUDIO QUALITY
Memorization is the lowest level of knowledge mastery. The way the Salaf would drive rulings from Quran & Hadith does not seems to be from memorization alone. They most likely used some of the higher order learning methodologies. Here, watch a few vidoes of Justin Sung if you're interested in learning science, starting with this one ua-cam.com/video/UY2GO1ML-Bo/v-deo.htmlsi=a0x-sq9J1Geio7Rv
The salaf never dressed like rabbis
And they never talked like you.
Wallahi you have the manners of the khawarij, and this is exactly how they speak and what you have said almost sounds like you are implying takfir.
Pov: me who listening this in 2x speed😅
This is the exact problem that he is talking about i.e. الحلم (forbearance) - every student of knowledge struggles with (illa mashaAllah). Instead of just skimming through a content - the very first thing you need to learn is to practice patience in taking in each word, brother/sister. Idiomically what we call "hammering it down". Will inshallah be much more beneficial in your journey of seeking knowledge.
My brother also does this and I tell him off all the time. It’s a really bad trait. I myself sometimes fall foul of it but just use it occasionally.
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What I learned from the Salaf is that ibn Taymiyyah was not among the Salafussalihin (first three generations), whereas the four imams of the four madhahib were, yet modern day so-called Salafi's don't follow the four Salaf imams but rather follow the non-Salaf ibn Taymiyyah... According to their own logic, they follow ibn Taymiyyah instead of the Qur'an and the Sunnah. Good day sir.
Assalamu alaikum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuhu
I am myself surrounded by many salafis but I doesn't find them following ibn taymiyyah blindly they respect him but doesn't go behind him like sheeps . Rather they follow Quran and sunnah they throw out the words of ibn taymiyyah if it contradicts Quran and sunnah
And same with the four imams( May Allah have mercy on all of them)
@@abdulmuhaimeen2966Alaykumassalam, w.r.w.b...
The problem is, having the audacity to think that people of today know better than the four imams... Who has the capacity today to decide what is Sunnah and what is not? İmam Malik alone memorized a million Hadith... Even if you were to gather all the available Hadith of today, it would barely reach half of that... A sickness of today, arrogance... May Allah guide us to true Islam
Who said Salafis don’t follow the madhahib of the Four Imams? There are indeed mujtahids (a position they gained through having attained lots and lots of knowledge) but that doesn’t mean the average layman can just become one
I don't know what salafis you talk about, but I have never met a salafi who neglects he sunnah. Ever! Ut I'm sure this comment is just born out of bias
It sounds like you have a problem with Ibn Taymiyyah رحمه الله . We have no problem with any of the Salaf, but you have a problem with Ibn Taymiyyah رحمه الله
Work on a thing Again and again,,,,,
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