Ulumuna

29-52

Authors: Sahid HM

The study focuses on the ethic concept of al-Ghazâlî in education. The approach used by al-Ghazâlî, in relation to the educational ethic, is sufistic-philosopichal which tends to the concept of ma‘rifat Allâh, taqarrub, and tahassub through riyâdlah. These three dimentions are the main basis of how to educate the moslem’s ethic. For those whose spiritual has not been good yet, they are suppossed to learn constantly. Therefore, an educator may guide and bring spiritually the students to be close to Allah. In fact, al-Ghazâlî’s concept of ethic in education by sufistic-philosopichal approach has theoretically and practically broad influences for the moslem life all over the world. Such two influences indicate that practically and theoretically al-Ghazalî’s school of thought in ethical education turns out to be the basic of further thinking. Thus, the very strong al-Ghazalî’s influence toppled down the sufism at that time.

73-94

Authors: M. Zainuddin

There is a number of Islamic Education outputs who could not meet the needs of society and the development of science and technology. Therefore, a wholistic paradigm of Islamic education which urgently needs to be formulated and applied in Islamic education This article focuses on how Islamic education does not only cover eschatological dimension, but also profane one. The approach or methodology used in this paper is a philosophical one. The results of the study recommend that the concept and curriculum of Islamic education should be focused on character building and values teaching as well as developing skills of communication, interpersonal relationships, community service, and leadership which all support the actualization of human duties and responsibilities as God’s khalîfah on the earth.