Is it advisable for a student of Sharia to extensively seek knowledge during their studies, or should they confine themselves to the university curriculum, and what is recommended for them after graduation?

The student of Sharia should be diligent and cautious, and should read books, listen to the Sunnah, and study with his colleagues. However, he should not overdo this during study time so that his mind does not become preoccupied with things that weaken it. Rather, he should read what is difficult for him, ask the people of knowledge, and discuss with his brothers and professors. He should also possess high aspirations. He must expand his readings after graduation, for university studies and degrees are not sufficient; rather, the pursuit of knowledge continues until death.