The curriculum of Islamic education : theoretical and practical challenges
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | Malay |
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Kuala Lumpur :
ITBM
2016
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Table of Contents:
- 1. Role of educational institutions in medieval Islam: The Fatimids as a case study
- 2. Characteristics of medieval Islamic: curriculum: Ayyubid Egypt as a case study
- 3. An analysis of Ibn Sahnun's concept of education and its relevance to the contemporary educational system: special reference to his Treatise 'Adab Al Mu'allimin'
- 4. Reframing Islamic educational theory for social justice
- 5. Learning from information technology: implication on curriculum of Islamic education
- 6. The use of videos in teaching Islamic education: a guide for teachers
- 7. Issues and challenges associated with assessment reform in Malaysia, with Particular Focus on Mathematics Assessment
- 8. Exploring Thai Teachers' Perception About Muslim Education in Pattani: a case study of five selected schools
- 9. The impact of Modernisation on Islamic Religious Schools i Singapore: joint Madrasah System
- 10. Perceived learning motivation and learning strategy among study circle (Halaqah) students in IIUM
- 11. Integrated curriculum: success and challenges review of the experience of the International Islamic School Malaysia (IISM)