Islamic Knowledge and Its Influence on the Development of Educational Philosophies in Muslim Societies
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Islamic Education, Educational Philosophy, Globalization, Curriculum InnovationAbstract
This study aims to explore the influence of Islamic knowledge on the development of educational philosophies in Muslim societies, examining how Islamic teachings have shaped both traditional and contemporary educational systems. The research employs a qualitative approach using literature study and content analysis to analyze historical texts, educational policies, and current practices in various Muslim-majority countries. The findings reveal that Islamic education has historically integrated religious and intellectual knowledge, creating a holistic approach to learning. Despite the disruptions caused by colonialism and globalization, Islamic educational systems have adapted by incorporating both religious and secular subjects. The study also highlights ongoing challenges, such as the balance between secularism and religious education, gender equality, and the need for curriculum innovation. Ultimately, the research underscores the importance of developing educational models that combine Islamic teachings with modern knowledge to address contemporary global challenges.References
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