Ur Opinion Plz!

[IbnAbdulHakim]

yeah thats the prob....it has started..guess am too late...shouldve posted it earlier.......it was a reasonbale price course.....u want to start a course this year rite?.....

yea, its ok, im gnna start the ibn jabal course inshaAllah

 

[IceQueen~]

:salamext:

got it!jazakAllah wa barakAllahu feeki

wa iyaaka amin

 

[Helena]

yea, its ok, im gnna start the ibn jabal course inshaAllah

okie dokie.....no problemo......

inshAllah hope it works out for ya...inshAllah.....i'll be starting arbic course nxt year/i shud be.....

 

[IbnAbdulHakim]

:salamext:

for anyone interested in the course i have the following reply Alhamdulillah:

Asslaamu Alaikum,

Alhamdulillah, we are always amenable to taking into consideration
participants' financial circumstances.

Our normal procedure is to ask applicants to complete a financial
circumstances form which will include a statement of how much they are
able to pay at present (which you say is £150). We then offer to waive the
rest of the fee so that they are able to do the course without suffering
financial hardship and not be in any debt to us. We also ask people to
consider in the future, if their financial circumstances improve (this
could be years later) voluntarily paying the amount waived to the Ibn
Jabal Institute as an act of charity with no obligation. We will not keep
any record of any money owed and will not do any follow up. This is merely
something we ask people to consider. We do it this way so that applicants
unable to pay the full amount at the moment are still able to do the
course without feeling that they are in debt. It also gives them a chance,
if and when they are in better financial circumstances, to make a
contribution to the project and become a benefactor to the Ibn Jabal
Foundation.

If you are ok with this arrangement, we can proceed on this basis. Please
complete an application form and on the form, request a financial
circumstances form. We will then send you the financial circumstances form
for you to return.

Take care

Wassalam

Salman

 

[Helena]

erm wot about this:

http://www.islamicboard.com/arabic/37711-taawun-center-arabic-islamic-studies-nw-london.html

 

[asian_gyal_4_lyf]

Assalamu alaykum wr

As with anything, i would suggest learning Arabic one to one or with some kind of teacher. This will help in pronunication as the little ones can see the teacher's facial expressions & immitate accordingly.

Try this: http://www.islamchannel.tv/EventsInUK.aspx

The link shows Arabic Classes in the Uk, there should be one there in your vicinity insha'Allah. Hope i have helped you.

W/swr

 

[IbnAbdulHakim]

jazakALlah khair for trying but im in london sis and those courses are for west yorkshire. However you've raised an interesting point, one to one would be nice...