Demanding rules Sciences
Among manhaj (roads, rules) in their studies, should start with the sciences that light before heavy sciences.
Hence to say about an 'alim Rabbani, that he was a prosecutornurture small science with the sciences that small before thegreat sciences.
Thus, studying it should tadarruj (gradually). The meaning of the sciences that light is a known issues, which are known, not the problems that require analysis and discussion.
From here, then among the issues that deserve priority issues isclear and explicit, that is about ushuludin (religious subjects),such as knowing ushuludin, usul i'tiqad.
Therefore, the scholars in teaching thulab (prosecutor science,students) is done in stages by using mukhtasharat (books that are concise), in each of the branches of science.
They explained to the subjects of human knowledge throughmukhtasharat (scriptures compact) this. Gradually, from the textsmukhtasharat until later increased, by reading books Sharh(explanation) against him, and then expanded so that the Talibcame to muthawalat books (scriptures thick / wide).
Among manhaj (roads, rules) in their studies, should start with the sciences that light before heavy sciences.
Hence to say about an 'alim Rabbani, that he was a prosecutornurture small science with the sciences that small before thegreat sciences.
Thus, studying it should tadarruj (gradually). The meaning of the sciences that light is a known issues, which are known, not the problems that require analysis and discussion.
From here, then among the issues that deserve priority issues isclear and explicit, that is about ushuludin (religious subjects),such as knowing ushuludin, usul i'tiqad.
Therefore, the scholars in teaching thulab (prosecutor science,students) is done in stages by using mukhtasharat (books that are concise), in each of the branches of science.
They explained to the subjects of human knowledge throughmukhtasharat (scriptures compact) this. Gradually, from the textsmukhtasharat until later increased, by reading books Sharh(explanation) against him, and then expanded so that the Talibcame to muthawalat books (scriptures thick / wide).
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