The document discusses the importance of lifelong education in Islam. It contains three hadiths that emphasize seeking knowledge from birth until death and that it is compulsory for all Muslims. It defines lifelong education as a deliberate and unintentional process that influences learning throughout one's lifespan. It explains that based on the stimulus response concept, people will keep learning through reactions and responses to stimuli. Lifelong education involves informal, formal and non-formal learning throughout a person's entire life.

2. Hadits Related to Education:
أُطْلُبُوا الْعِلْمَ مِنَ الْمَ هْدِ اِلىَ اللَّهْدِ
“Seek knowledge from birth or from cradle to death or to
the grave.”
طَلَ بُ الْعِلْمُِ فَُرِيْضَةُ
عَلَى ك لُ مسْلِ مُ وَ مسْلِمَ ةُ
“Seeking knowledge is compulsory for every moslem;
man and woman.”

4. Lifelong education can be defined as a process of both
deliberate and unintentional opportunities
influencing learning throughout one’s life span

6. When someone
gets a stimulus
or incentive, he
would be doing
a reaction or
response
Based on the concept of
this Stimulus Response
(SR), the man is keeping
on learning.

8.  Lifelong education was initially emerged as a blend of
informal, formal and non-formal education, as well
as pedagogy and andragogy that covers all times and
all places, starting from birth and ending at death.
 Based on the concept of Stimulus Response (SR),
human beings consciously or unconsciously keep on
learning and training themselves throughout their
lives.
 Learning is a lifelong education. If they are not
learning, they are not following their fitrah
(existence). Allah created the man because they are
perfect beings who will always be learning.