Islamic education had the following objectives

      

Islamic education had the following objectives

  

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Martin
1. Facilitate the worship of God. The attainment of education is a religious duty and a must for all practising Muslims. Knowledge is an important path for salvation and Muslims are called upon to seek it irrespective of the source. In addition, the prophet told his followers to take learning as a life-long activity - from the cradle to the grave.

2. Education has the purpose of strengthening the moral as well as character of its people. Education has to be used in the moral refinement and spiritual training than stuff the mind with mere facts.

3. Education should help develop the natural and cultural resources, secular or material aspects that are very important in bettering the quality of life of a Moslem. These include; knowledge of science, literature and arts.

4. Education is expected to promote vocational and industrial skills that can enable Moslems earn a livelihood through the practice of various professions, arts and trades to enhance the spiritual aspect of life. The practical approach to education by the Moslems was meant to enrich their own lives and enhance civilization

marto answered the question on March 19, 2019 at 08:52


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