educational implication of quran

Educational Implication of The Quran

“Without education , man is although in a closed

room and with education he finds himself in a

room with all its windows open towards outside

world.”

The word Islam is derived from

“to accept, surrender or submit”,

“the total surrender of oneself to God”.

Arabic word Aslama

“one who submits to God

An adherent of Islam is known as

Muslim

a process that involves a complete person

including the rational, spiritual and

social dimensions.

EDUCATION…

The Arabic language has three terms for Education:

Ta’lim

To know To be aware To perceive To learn

Tharbiyah To increase To grow To rear

Thazkiya To be cultured Refined

Well mannered

A person’s development of sound social behavior

AIMS OF

EDUCATIONElaborate thinkingFear of GodDignity & solemnityCompliance withShareea’thContinuity of studies

• Islam has not only allowed the study of sciences useful for

civics and social purposes, but at times it has actually made it

obligatory, and has never inner-directed their study on

religious grounds.

Curriculum

According to the Quran

•Medical Science•Astronomy• Life science•History•Geography•Theology•Sociology•Economics

Curriculum

Method of Teaching

A) Teaching by Preaching, Advice, commandment

B) Teaching by Repetition C) The dialogue method D) Teaching by Examples E) Teaching through Practice and Application F) Teaching by dictation

Personal Qualities of a Teacher

Fear of God

Dignity and Solemnity

Compliance with the shariat

Continuity of studies

Mentor, Roll model

The just and equal treatment of his

pupils

Pupil-Teacher Relations

The just and equal treatment of his pupils

Implication of Curriculum•The curriculum should be such that

students should be able to achieve the highest level of academic excellence.

•Education for the promotion of the peace, tolerance, and interfaith harmony

•Students should be able to get knowledge for the betterment of humanity and society

•Students should be involved in various activities if day- to- day life.

•Students should be able to acquire basic knowledge about how to earn

•livelihood honesty and live a decent life.

•Curriculum should include mathematics, languages, law, medical science, science

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