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Al-salamu alaykum wa rahmatu Allah wa barakatuh!

I'm a fluent Arabic & English speaker, and I've been thinking about teaching beginners how to read the Qur’an correctly, in shaa Allah.

I'd like to help people learn the Arabic letters, understand harakat (short vowel marks and pronunciation), join letters together, and practise reading aloud with gentle corrections along the way.

My intention is to help others learn to read the Qur’an while also earning some money to help with university expenses, in shaa Allah.

I wanted to ask a few questions:

1.Do you think this would be a good idea?

2.Would you or someone you know be interested in lessons like these?

3.What would you look for in someone teaching Qur’an reading to beginners?

4. Also, I'm thinking of offering lessons to beginners aged 14 and above. Do you think this is a suitable age range, or would it be better to focus on a different group?

I'd really appreciate your thoughts and honest feedback. Thank you and Jazakum Allahu khayran!

Al-salamu alaykum wa rahmatu Allah wa barakatuh!

I'm a fluent Arabic & English speaker, and I've been thinking about teaching beginners how to read the Qur’an correctly, in shaa Allah.

I'd like to help people learn the Arabic letters, understand harakat (short vowel marks and pronunciation), join letters together, and practise reading aloud with gentle corrections along the way.

My intention is to help others learn to read the Qur’an while also earning some money to help with university expenses, in shaa Allah.

I wanted to ask a few questions:

1.Do you think this would be a good idea?

2.Would you or someone you know be interested in lessons like these?

3.What would you look for in someone teaching Qur’an reading to beginners?

4. Also, I'm thinking of offering lessons to beginners aged 14 and above. Do you think this is a suitable age range, or would it be better to focus on a different group?

I'd really appreciate your thoughts and honest feedback. Thank you and Jazakum Allahu khayran!

So, I am a little bit confused in this situation and don't know what to do.

I mean, what would you do if you are talking with someone who is absolutely struggling in their life, while they can change it for better even a little bit? I have this woman I know, she is really tired and feels like she is scrificing her life for people don't deserve it at all, and I don't know how to tell her that in a proper way.

She is really skilled and smart woman, but idk why she is doing this for herself, I mean she is not happy even, and she complains about it sometimes, and when I point out that she can improve her life, she just turn and says no everything is amazing and the people around her are amazing, and if there's anything wrong it's her fault. What?!!!, I will be screaming inside my head in those times 🫠

So the thing is I don't know what to do to help her or what to say, and actually I don't see anything I can do right now.

I was wondering if any of you was in such a situation and what did you do or would do? Just wanna read your thoughts

Thanks ✨✨

Can a person outside of UCL join UCL Societies and Clubs?

If it possible who can join and how?

Thanks✨

Do you always predict the outcomes and make your decision?

Do you ask for insight?

Do you try to figure it out before making a decision?

Do you think your way is correct/wrong and why?

And do you have another way?

Edit: Uncertainty while decision making not life in general

I always wanted to ride a bicycle but never had one, and now my brother gave me his bicycle, and I was trying to learn but nothing is working until now, I even watched YouTube videos on how to do so.

So if you have any tips, please share it

Thanks✨