Transformative Islamic Education Model for against radicalism and terrorism

The world of higher education was shocked by the news reported by Pikiran Rakyat.com that the Minister of Research, Technology and Higher Education, Mohamad Nasir, had taken firm action against higher education leaders who failed to contain or spread radicalism on campus. Sanctions of dismissal until legally processed. Nasir admitted that he had fired a dean and three lecturers at Its who were strongly suspected of spreading radicalism.1 PTKIN residents were also disappointed by the news broadcast by Antara news.com that a student of UIN Satu Tulungagung named Irma Novianingsih (24 years) had been deported in mid-May 2018 from Syria due to her involvement in ISIS. Irma is the youngest of two siblings from the couple Riyadi (47 years) and Mujiatin (50 years), residents of Dukuh Village, Gondang District. She and seven other Indonesian citizens allegedly involved in Syria's ISIS network were deported. According to academic records, Irma has dropped out of college since 2017