I want to know about the latest cutoff information for BBA LL.B. (Hons.) at Crescent School of Law.

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• Hadeeth - Teachings of Prophet (Semester 2): This core course focuses on the foundational teachings of the Prophet, which are presented through hadith.
• A Study on Abu Dawood (Semester 3): This course involves an in-depth study of the well-known hadith collection, Sunan Abu Dawood.
• Hadeeth: Sunan At Tirmidhi (Semester 4): Students are expected to study and analyze hadiths from the collection Sunan At-Tirmidhi.
• A Special Study on Saheeh Muslim (Semester 5): This is another core course dedicated to a detailed study of the highly authentic hadith collection, Saheeh Muslim.
• A Special Study on Saheeh Al Bukhar (Semester 6): In the final year, students will undertake a special study of Saheeh Al-Bukhari, the most revered hadith collection. 

• Consistent repetition: The most fundamental technique for memorization is disciplined repetition. It is more effective to memorize small portions consistently every day than to cram a large amount at once.
• Understand the meaning: It is much easier to memorize something when you understand its meaning and context. Focus on grasping the full meaning of a hadith and its commentary before attempting to memorize it.
• Use audio aids: Listening to audio recitations of the hadith can significantly aid memorization by reinforcing the correct pronunciation and rhythm.
• Write down the text: Engaging your visual and motor memory by writing down the hadith can help reinforce the information in your mind.
• Study in a group: Reciting to others in a study group can help you catch mistakes and stay accountable in your memorization process.
• Seek assistance through prayer: Remember to ask Allah (SWT) for guidance and a strong memory. The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) taught several prayers to help with memorization and concentration.