Encouragement for students to write up summaries after each class

• Summarisation is an efficient way to review classes

• It is an effective way to test your understanding; a good summarisation indicates good understanding.

• It helps develop better reading, writing and analytical skills.

• It helps you discern the most important ideas and ignore irrelevant information.

• It helps consume information and integrate the most vital ideas in a more meaningful manner.

• It makes memorisation easy because you only focus on information that is worth remembering.

• It saves a lot of time when it comes to reviewing previous classes.

• Summarisation is a transferable skill that can be used in almost every field.

• The more one practices summarisation, the more proficient they become

• If a student is proficient at writing summaries and they share their notes with others, they:

- will receive a great deal of reward (Insha'Allah)

- assist their peers to review and understand classes

- give others access to the knowledge in a simple form, which will then encourage others to follow the classes

• Summarisation is a good means to preserve knowledge

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Using the Deen as a marketing tool

One day, 'Abdullah Ibn Muhaireez Al-Jumahi (A great Taabi'ee, D. 99H) went to a cloth merchant to buy a garment, and though the merchant did not know him, there was another man present who knew him. Ibn Muhaireez asked the merchant: 'How much is this garment?' The merchant replied: 'It costs such and such.' The man who knew him said: 'Don't you know who this is? This is ibn Muhaireez, so be good to him (i.e. Give him a good price).' Upon hearing this, Ibn Muhaireez became very angry and said: 'I came to buy with my money, and I did not come to buy with my religion,' he then got up and left without buying anything.

[Hilyatul Awliyaa wa Tabaqaat Al-Asfiyaa']

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Al-Awzaa'ee rahimahullah said of ibn Muhaireez:

"من كان مقتديا فليقتد بمثل ابن محيريز"

“Whoever wants to follow a good example, let him follow the example of Ibn Muhaireez.” [Tahdheeb At-Tahdheeb (2/ 429)]

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Tawhīd is The Greatest Medicine

Imām Rajab (may Allāh have mercy) said:

‎فإن هذا التوحيد هو الإكسير الأعظم فلو وضع منه ذرة
‎على جبال الذنوب والخطايا لقلبها حسنات

For indeed, this Tawhīd is the greatest medicine; if even a tiny particle of it were placed on a mountain of sins and disobedience, it would turn them into good deeds.

[أسباب المغفرة, ابن رجب ص٦]

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