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Education is the way forward and no sheik has the right to restrict or place a burden on the young. The islamic community either provide an alternative or keep their mouths shut on the issue of student loans.
The harm to oneself from lack of education outweights the risks of a loan if no alternative is available in order to engage with the dictates of the education funding.
Easy for you to say since you got a scholship, not everybody has a government willing to hand out freebies and not everybody has a trust fund, the rest of us make do with what we have.Education is the way forward and no sheik has the right to restrict or place a burden on the young. The islamic community either provide an alternative or keep their mouths shut on the issue of student loans.
The harm to oneself from lack of education outweights the risks of a loan if no alternative is available in order to engage with the dictates of the education funding.
Don't you know that riba is a major sin?
I agree with Hyperactive, don't spend on things you can't afford. Save your money and then pay for it.
No one gets student loan because they love the idea of being in debt. Like Cirwaq said find a viable solution then feel free to critisize, otherwise let people do what they must. Allah is the judge. you have a point there, if every one does their share life would be easier. some parents can safe money for their kids years before they go to university, if they spend wisely.Easy for you to say since you got a scholship, not everybody has a government willing to hand out freebies and not everybody has a trust fund, the rest of us make do with what we have.Education is the way forward and no sheik has the right to restrict or place a burden on the young. The islamic community either provide an alternative or keep their mouths shut on the issue of student loans.
The harm to oneself from lack of education outweights the risks of a loan if no alternative is available in order to engage with the dictates of the education funding.
Don't you know that riba is a major sin?
I agree with Hyperactive, don't spend on things you can't afford. Save your money and then pay for it.
Do you have any idea how long it would take the average person without a degree and probably on minimun wage to save £13,580 for just the fees, minus accommodation, minus living expenses, minus books and God forbid you want to do medicine or become a lawyer and God forbid you're starting uni in 2012 and potentially paying £6,000 a year
Shouldn't that mean that, like everything in life, if you can't afford it just don't do it?Easy for you to say since you got a scholship, not everybody has a government willing to hand out freebies and not everybody has a trust fund, the rest of us make do with what we have.Education is the way forward and no sheik has the right to restrict or place a burden on the young. The islamic community either provide an alternative or keep their mouths shut on the issue of student loans.
The harm to oneself from lack of education outweights the risks of a loan if no alternative is available in order to engage with the dictates of the education funding.
Don't you know that riba is a major sin?
I agree with Hyperactive, don't spend on things you can't afford. Save your money and then pay for it.
Do you have any idea how long it would take the average person without a degree and probably on minimun wage to save £13,580 for just the fees, minus accommodation, minus living expenses, minus books and God forbid you want to do medicine or become a lawyer and God forbid you're starting uni in 2012 and potentially paying £6,000 a year
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