Towards a Philosophy of Islamic Education

Proceedings of the Xxii World Congress of Philosophy 37:317-323 (2008)
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In this essay, I shall explore some of the constitutive features associated with a philosophy of Islamic education. Firstly, I argue that the rationale of Islamic education is to engender a good person – a person of virtue who has the capacity to enact justice to everyone wherever he or she might be. Secondly, I shall show how such a form of universal justice can be achieved through the acts of ummah (communal engagement), shūrā (public deliberation) and jihād (just striving, including the recognition of the rights of others).

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Islamic Education, Eco-ethics and Community.Najma Mohamed - 2013 - Studies in Philosophy and Education 33 (3):315-328.

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