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Section IV Limitations The sample work and the expert interview were both hampered greatly by the author‟s health condition – the dengue, which he still suffers from. As a result of the dengue, the second interview taken from Mr Fayzullah of the Masjid-e-Taqwa Jame Mosque was a poor one compared to the first interview, because the illness impeded my free thinking. The sample questions could‟ve been improvised by including non-religious questions that involved lifestyle. This would help us understand the perspectives of the madrasha students better. The author fallaciously assumed that the senior year students from one madrasha would be an accurate representation of all senior year madrasha students in Dhaka. To begin with, there are different types or mediums or streams of madrasha system that exist within the country. Because different sects/streams will hold different opinions, responses from students under other streams would be different. Hence, the Strata M should‟ve been expanded further to include multiple madrashas to overcome the political and ideological bias that exists from institution to institution. Furthermore, madrashas always entertain male students. Female madrashas are rare to find. Hence, this sample only reflects the viewpoint of the male madrasha students. Female students may possess different viewpoints regarding different issues, especially on issues such as women‟s rights. 17
Although the author assumed Strata E to be a representation of all those students outside the madrasha medium, looking back, the strata basically consisted of students who came from the British curriculum. These samples form an elite class of the society. Their society is much more liberal. Hence, to consider this group as the average Joe non- madrasha medium was a grave error. Perhaps the mainstream non-madrasha students, those who came from the regular national curriculum would‟ve been more conservative in their responses. While reading up about the credibility and the authenticity of the hadiths, there were too many childish sources with name-callings. These sources offered little information. Moreover, there was a lot of repetition of information from multiple sources. Siphoning information from all the sources was an immense challenge. 18
Page 1 and 2: Research Paper Analysis of Credibil
Page 3 and 4: December 10, 2010 To: Dr. Sayeedur
Page 5 and 6: Acknowledgement The following peopl
Page 7 and 8: Faith is a dear and important aspec
Page 9 and 10: Section II Literature Review There
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