The Main Principles of Ibn Khaldun's Thoughts in the Formation of Islamic Education

This study aims to determine the Principles of Thought of Ibn Khaldun about the conception of Islamic Education. The research method used is a literature study with support from several sources such as journals, books, articles and other research results which are then analyzed to find a conclusion. The results showed that education according to Ibn Khaldun is not just a means to gain knowledge, but education is also an important medium in the formation of students' character, skills, and readiness in the world of work. Ibn Khaldun also divides the objectives of Islamic education into the formation of good thinking and the improvement of a decent life for the community and the growth of faith values. With this approach, education is expected to be able to produce individuals who can make a positive contribution to society and achieve a better quality of life

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Al-Fadlan Journal of Islamic Education and Teaching
Published
2025-05-29
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https://doi.org/10.61166/fadlan.v3i1.81
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Education and Islamic Studies
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The Main Principles of Ibn Khaldun's Thoughts in the Formation of Islamic Education

Muhtadi Abdul Mun’im, Uswatun Hasanah
Al-Fadlan Journal of Islamic Education and Teaching
Education and Islamic Studies
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The Main Principles of Ibn Khaldun's Thoughts in the Formation of Islamic Education

Muhtadi Abdul Mun’im, Uswatun Hasanah
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Abstract

This study aims to determine the Principles of Thought of Ibn Khaldun about the conception of Islamic Education. The research method used is a literature study with support from several sources such as journals, books, articles and other research results which are then analyzed to find a conclusion. The results showed that education according to Ibn Khaldun is not just a means to gain knowledge, but education is also an important medium in the formation of students' character, skills, and readiness in the world of work. Ibn Khaldun also divides the objectives of Islamic education into the formation of good thinking and the improvement of a decent life for the community and the growth of faith values. With this approach, education is expected to be able to produce individuals who can make a positive contribution to society and achieve a better quality of life

Al-Fadlan Journal of Islamic Education and TeachingVol. 3(1)
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Education and Islamic Studies
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