A proposed proposal for curricula of Islamic education system of decisions of general programs in the light of human rights

Authors

  • Mohammed Ali Al- Omari Al-Madinah International University | Malaysia
  • Amal Mahmoud Ali Al-Madinah International University | Malaysia

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.26389/AJSRP.O080119

Keywords:

Islamic education curricula, secondary stage, curriculum system, human rights

Abstract

This study aims to formulate a new vision. The curricula of Islamic education in the secondary stage have general programs in the light of human rights, so that the authors of Islamic education curricula in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia will develop these curricula in the light of the human rights set forth in this study. And strengthen the strengths and propose remedial measures for the weaknesses and shortcomings in the curricula of Islamic education in the light of human rights.

It also aims to include human rights in Islam in the content of the curricula of the Islamic education curriculum for the secondary stage system of general programs courses. Through the analysis of the content, the proposed vision here is what the researcher hopes to find solutions to include those rights.

And seeks to provide procedural recommendations to overcome the obstacles that prevent the inclusion of these concepts and values ​​in line with the data in contemporary times, as well as propose the mechanisms necessary to implement this vision.

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Author Biographies

  • Mohammed Ali Al- Omari, Al-Madinah International University | Malaysia

    Al-Madinah International University | Malaysia

  • Amal Mahmoud Ali, Al-Madinah International University | Malaysia

    Al-Madinah International University | Malaysia

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2019-07-30

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How to Cite

Al- Omari, M. A., & Ali, A. M. (2019). A proposed proposal for curricula of Islamic education system of decisions of general programs in the light of human rights. Journal of Educational and Psychological Sciences, 3(14), 70-47. https://doi.org/10.26389/AJSRP.O080119