Document Type : Original Article
Author
Director of El Hadi Seminary
Abstract
The primary objective of all heavenly religions, especially Islam, is the education of humanity. The Holy Quran and the Hadiths are replete with educational teachings and provide a comprehensive educational program for all people at all times, places, and spheres of life. In this era, where educational issues have become increasingly complex and extensive, the educational teachings of Islam have not yet been fully articulated as an independent body of knowledge capable of providing an effective framework for addressing these issues. Developing this body of knowledge requires attention to all discussions and components of education, which necessitates presenting a complete, logical, and cohesive structure. Although existing works on Islamic education have proposed a structure for their texts, their primary concern has not been to clarify the structure and theorize about it. Furthermore, they do not encompass all the components of knowledge structure, and their methods have not been comprehensive ijtihad.
This research, utilizing analytical and descriptive methods, aims to elucidate the structure and interrelationships of the components while critiquing and reviewing others’ perspectives. The key findings indicate that the logic governing the components of education shows a specific relationship among them, wherein foundational principles and objectives direct all components and the principles governing the methods. The other components are related to these three and take shape in relation to them. The components of educational knowledge include: foundations, objectives, principles, methods, factors, barriers, effects, stages, dimensions, and programs.
Keywords
- Islamic Education
- Islamic Educational Knowledge
- Structure of Islamic Education
- Components of Islamic Education
- Logic of Islamic Educational Structure
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