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**PefeFoesk** · 03-07-2011, 03:12 AM

Salam,

However, the people really at blame are the muslim communities. .

Wa 'alykumus salaam
I have to disagree as most families in the "communities" are not wealthy enough to support these young graduates. Majority of the families of the graduates also are not wealthy enough to support them (their young wives and maybe even a child) so that they can devote themselves to khidmat of the community. They have to look far and wide for suitable positions. Many I know have moved to other places to take imaamat or teaching posts solely so that they dont have to take ordinary jobs.

03-07-2011, 03:12 AM	#14
PefeFoesk Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 488 Senior Member	Salam, However, the people really at blame are the muslim communities. . Wa 'alykumus salaam I have to disagree as most families in the "communities" are not wealthy enough to support these young graduates. Majority of the families of the graduates also are not wealthy enough to support them (their young wives and maybe even a child) so that they can devote themselves to khidmat of the community. They have to look far and wide for suitable positions. Many I know have moved to other places to take imaamat or teaching posts solely so that they dont have to take ordinary jobs.
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