Tell us your experiences studying at an ONLINE hawzah.

[Mahdiweste]

Assalâm aleikom

Are there people who has received his amaama turban studying online? Which are the difficulties you found? Was it worth?

[guest 2025]

7 hours ago, Mahdiweste said:

Assalâm aleikom

Are there people who has received his amaama turban studying online? Which are the difficulties you found? Was it worth?

I did try out https://www.hujjahseminary.com/ and found it to be really good and it has a lot of care put into it. It comes with books but I don't think you need them as long as you take notes on what he's saying. It does cost money, but if they are willing to sponsor you if you are financially in a bad spot.

[Mahdiweste]

9 hours ago, guest 2025 said:

I did try out https://www.hujjahseminary.com/ and found it to be really good and it has a lot of care put into it. It comes with books but I don't think you need them as long as you take notes on what he's saying. It does cost money, but if they are willing to sponsor you if you are financially in a bad spot.

Why did you say "I tried"? Did you find hard to study online in a daily basis? I'm finding it really very difficult to manage the time for job, hawzah, social life, religion practice and studying in another place

[guest 2025]

On 4/2/2021 at 10:58 PM, Mahdiweste said:

Why did you say "I tried"? Did you find hard to study online in a daily basis? I'm finding it really very difficult to manage the time for job, hawzah, social life, religion practice and studying in another place

The course itself wasn't heavy, but I thought it would be wiser to study other things and get back to the online Hawza after taking care of some other things, like leaning Arabic.

I think it's not hard to fit into normal life if you already have a job and whatever, but in my rare case I already had too much on my plate specifically in terms of studying.

Though the course moves at your own pace so I'm not worried about it.

Edited April 8, 2021 by guest 2025