as Salamu alaikum,
This is the typical Fiqh curriculum for a student in Ribat Tarim, in the following order a student will read;
al-Risalat al-Jamia'h
Safinat al-Naja
al-Mukhtasar al-Latif
al-Muqaddimat al-Hadramiyyah
Matn Abi Shuja'a
Sharh ibn Qasim al-Ghazzi upon Abi Shuja'a
Safwat al-Zubad
'Umdat al-Salik
Fath al-Mu'in
Minhaj al-Talibin
Fath al-Wahhab
In Ribat, two Fiqh works are studied at the same time. There are two periods of Fiqh per-day, except for the months following Ramadhan until after Dhul-Hijjah where Nahw takes the place of the second Fiqh period. So while one is reading Matn Abi Shuja'a after 'Asr, one will also be studying al-Muqaddimat al-Hadramiyyah in the evening.
Aside from the above works, a student can find extra classes doing al-Yaqut an-Nafis, al-Tanbih etc.
al-salam alaykum,
ReplyDeleteIs it possible to study at Ribat Tarim as a foreigner? How does it compare to Dar al-Mustafa?
Jazakum Allah khayran
wa 'alaikum salam,
ReplyDeleteIt is definitely possible for foreigners to study in Ribat. I'd say that 97% of Ribat's boarding students are foreigners from Indonesian, Malaysia and Africa.
It is known for being stronger than Dar al-Mustafa in terms of studies. Both are good but if you want to focus on the studies I think Ribat is better.
Assalamu alaykum Br. Ahmad,
ReplyDeleteI would like to know if you have studied in Ribat Tarim or if you know someone who has. I would like to have some specific information about studying there. Would you be able to share your e-mail address so that I may ask you some questions?
Barakallahu feekum,
Wassalamu alaykum wa rahmatullah.