أهمیه التزکیه فی تربیه الإنسان من خلال الرؤیه الحضاریه الإسلامیه

This paper analyses the importance of purification (Tazkia) and its place in bringing up a balanced man in light of the integrated Islamic civilizational vision. It focuses on various dimensions and meanings of Tazkia relating it to the concept of vicegerency (Istikhlaf) and its objectives of worship, civilisational advancement, ethical…

Integrated Model of Civilisational Development An Islamic Perspective

This article provides an Islamic framework for the study of development and civilization. It proposes an integrated model for balanced development. As such, it addresses the following points: the concept of civilization and civilizational development from an Islamic perspective, mapping the civilizational model for balanced development and reviving the civilizational…

THE ANTI-ISLAMIST DISCOURSE: THE CASE OF AL-BUTI

This paper explores al-Būṭī’s critical view on contemporary Islamists who, according to al-Būṭī, have misapplied the Islamic law and sacrificed da‘wah in favour of political gains. Among their dogmatic beliefs is the ruthless and hasty call for the establishment of the Islamic state, the takfīr of rulers, arbitrary application of…

Enhancing Affective Domain in Training Science Based Teachers: Towards an Islamic Approach

Abstract This paper investigates the role of affective domain in teacher and science education from an Islamic perspective. Affective domain constitutes an integral part of the general framework and theories of teacher and science education; in designing the philosophy and objectives of teacher and science education, emphasis is placed on…

The pattern of cycle of civilization: resemblance between Ibn Khaldun and Malik Bennabi’s views

There is very much resemblance between Ibn KhaldËn and Malik Bennabi’s views on the concept of the cycle of civilization. It is evident that the two thinkers maintain that civilization in its rise and fall follows the cyclical pattern whereby a civilization commences its course in history, develops and reaches…

Concept of Civilisation and Sustainable Development: A Maqasidic Orientation

This paper discusses the concept of “civilisation” and “civilisational sustainable development” with special reference to maqasid and values system in Islam. Islam, in its very nature, posits that civilisation is an integrated and a multi-faceted social phenomenon involving intellectual, social, socio-economic, cultural, spiritual, moral, material, and other aspects. The concept…