THE RELEVANCE OF CLASSICAL ISLAMIC EDUCATION AMIDST THE CHALLENGES OF MODERNIZATION
Abstract
Classical Islamic education is an educational
system that developed during the heyday of Islamic
civilization, which emphasizes the importance of religious
understanding, mastery of science, and morals. Although
Islamic education has undergone major changes along
with the emergence of the modernization era, the
principles contained in classical Islamic education still
have a strong relevance in facing the challenges of the
times. Modernization, with all its technological impacts,
secularization, globalization, and social change, presents
challenges to the traditional Islamic education system.
However, values such as moral integrity, spiritual
awareness, and holistic learning remain paramount in
shaping the character of responsible and ethical people.
This article discusses how classical Islamic education can
remain relevant in the midst of the times, by integrating
religious and scientific values, as well as the ability to
adapt to technological advances and the demands of
globalization. This approach is expected to produce an
education that is balanced between the spiritual depth and
intellectual skills needed by future generations.
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