Islamization of Teaching Materials (ITM): A Practical Approach to Integrated Islamic Perspectives and Values in 21st Century Education

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Sidiki Diaby
Ilham Chenu
Jaruwat Songmuang

Abstract

An efficient method of integrating Islamic viewpoints and principles into contemporary education is the Islamization of teaching materials (ITM). To generate knowledge that is based on Islamic ideals, it entails changing instructional materials to reflect Islamic principles and values. This essay focuses on concrete actions that can be performed to Islamize teaching materials, such as reviewing current resources, defining Islamic values and principles, including Islamic content, taking language into account, and consulting Islamic experts. Students can learn from resources that offer knowledge in line with Islamic beliefs by following these guidelines. The study also highlights the significance and applicability of ITM, emphasizing its potential to enhance students' comprehension of Islamic subjects, safeguard them against secularism, close gaps between Islamic and Western educational systems, and uphold Islamic history, culture, and values. The report emphasizes the value of looking through Islamic sources and speaking with Islamic scholars when determining Islamic viewpoints and values for ITM. In conclusion, this study offers a practical strategy for integrating Islamic ideas and values into contemporary education through ITM, which can support Muslim students' holistic development and help them integrate Western knowledge without compromising their Islamic identity.

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Diaby, S. ., Chenu, I., & Songmuang, J. . (2023). Islamization of Teaching Materials (ITM): A Practical Approach to Integrated Islamic Perspectives and Values in 21st Century Education. Journal of Education Yala Rajabhat University, 2(2), 1–7. Retrieved from https://so08.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/jeduyru/article/view/2648
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