The document discusses the three fundamental elements of Islamic education: content, process, and recipient. It states that education in Islam has twofold goals - acquiring intellectual knowledge through logic and reason, as well as developing spiritual knowledge from revelation and experience. The sole recipient of education is man, as a rational being endowed with intellect. It also discusses what the Prophet Muhammad said about education being both a right and duty for Muslims. Finally, it mentions a verse from the Quran encouraging people to ask the knowledgeable if they do not know.

1. THE ELEMENTS OF
ISLAMIC EDUCATION
GROUP 1
PRESENTING BY : JAMAICA U. RASAD

2. In Islam ,education is defined as something
progressively instilled into man .
CONTENT PROCESS
RECIPIENT OF
EDUCATION
THE THREE FUNDAMENTAL ELEMENTS INHERENT IN
EDUCATION

3. .
Education in Islam is twofold:
Acquiring intellectual knowledge through the
application of reasons and logic and developing
spiritual knowledge derived from divine revelation
and spiritual experience.
EDUCATION

4. THE RECIPIENT OF EDUCATION
MAN
Is the sole recipient of education being a rational animal (
HAYAWAN AL-NATIQ) endowed with Aql intellect.
Aql – refers to the human intellect which is man’s highest faculty of
knowledge identified with the eye of the heart (AYN AL-QALB)
For the heart means essentially the seat of knowledge or the
instrument for attainment of knowledge.

5. What Prophet Muhammad said about education ?
(Education is not only the right , but the duty of every Muslim)
The best gift from father to his child is education and upbringing.
What Allah says about learning ?
In surah An-Nahl:
Allah states a general rule, which is to “ask the knowledgeable if you don’t
know”.

6. THANK YOU !