Course Curriculum

I - Islamic Tradition of Learning
1. The Distinct Islamic Way of Pursuing Knowledge 00:00:00
2. The Relationship between Teacher and Student 00:00:00
3. Considerable Recognition of the Student Come from the Recognition of their Teacher 00:00:00
4. Being Deeply Self-Motivated to Learn 00:00:00
5. Keeping Pure Intentions at the Onset and Throughout 00:00:00
6. Study in Islamic Seminaries is a Unique, Deeply Rooted and Invaluable Opportunity 00:00:00
7. The Need for Fellow Students 00:00:00
8. Mubahatha in the Teachings of the Ahlul Bayt (as) 00:00:00
9. Emphasis on the Need for Circles of Knowledge 00:00:00
10. Caution from Learning Alone & the Need for Attending In Person Live 00:00:00
11. The Need for Review after Attending Class 00:00:00
II - The Practice of Mubahatha
1. Selection of Mubahatha Partner(s) and their Number 00:00:00
2. The Benefit of Presenting the Material to Others with Little or no Notes 00:00:00
3. Timing of Mubahatha with Classes 00:00:00
4. Attitude and Demeanor in Mubahatha 00:00:00
5. Selection of the Presenter During Mubahatha 00:00:00
6. Cultivating Openness to Criticism & Team Learning 00:00:00
7. Outstanding Questions after Mubahatha 00:00:00
8. Mubahatha Trains Us how to Handle Criticism 00:00:00
9. The Entire Class Should be Reconstructed 00:00:00
10. Open for Discussion but Avoid Mira’ 00:00:00
11. Importance of Validating New Ideas 00:00:00
12. Mubahatha According to Shaheed-e-Thani 00:00:00
III - Important Requirements of Rationality
1. Significance Of Knowledge and Ways of its Acquisition for Rational Persons 00:00:00
2. Listening – A Requirement of Rationality 00:00:00
3. Reading – A Requirement of Rationality 00:00:00
4. Asking for Feedback – A Requirement of Rationality 00:00:00
IV - Listening
1. What to Listen To? 00:00:00
V - Reading
1. What and How To Read? 00:00:00
2. Read Anything that Can Help You 00:00:00
3. Don’t Just Read Something Because It is Made Free, Available and Attractive 00:00:00
4. Must Build a Reading List to be Read Sequentially 00:00:00
5. Unless Necessary, Read to Learn a Subject Rather than Scattered Books 00:00:00
6. Need for Carefully Prioritized Reading Lists Based on Individual’s Needs 00:00:00
7. How Much to Read? 00:00:00
8. Read One Hour Minimum 00:00:00
9. The Need for Integrating Reading into Our Lifestyles 00:00:00
10. How Much Should Hawza Students Read? 00:00:00
11. How to Encourage Reading In Children, Family & Friends 00:00:00
12. Family Reading Time 00:00:00
13. Collective Reading 00:00:00
VI - Structured Learning & Studying
1. Manners & Considerations Before Reading and Studying 00:00:00
2. Time for Reading & Studying 00:00:00
3. Good Times of the Day for Study 00:00:00
4. Environment for Reading & Studying 00:00:00
5. Spiritual Etiquettes for Reading & Studying 00:00:00
6. Efficient Sleep for Efficient Reading & Studying 00:00:00
7. Healthy Eating for Efficient Reading & Studying 00:00:00
8. Reading & Studying Manners & Techniques 00:00:00
9. How to Read? 00:00:00
10. How to Take Notes? 00:00:00
11. The Most Important Things to Learn in a Book 00:00:00
12. Writing Summaries in Your Own Words 00:00:00
13. How to Manage Reading and Studying Workloads for Maximum Efficiency? 00:00:00
14. Importance Question-Driven Learning & Studying 00:00:00
VII - Our Manner of Learning & Studying and its Impact on Our Decision Making
1. Instant Things are Not Always Good 00:00:00
2. The Dangers of Fast, Short & Shallow Modes of Thinking 00:00:00
3. Human Decision Making Versus Animal Decision Making 00:00:00
4. Difference Between Longer Decision Making Versus More Sophisticated Decision Making 00:00:00
5. The Need for Measured Risk 00:00:00
6. The Need for Balanced Decision Making 00:00:00
7. Our Studies are Our Responsibility – Take Control, Self-Monitor, Self-Evaluate 00:00:00
8. Holistic Study is Necessary Before Specialization 00:00:00
9. Maintaining Constant Study Throughout the Year 00:00:00
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