A Critical and Research review of Trends in Islamic Education and Teacher Training Styles
اسلامی تعلیم اور معلم کے اسلوب تربیت کے رجحانات کا تنقیدی و تحقیقی جائزہ
Keywords:
Research Review, Trends in Islamic Education, Teacher Training StylesAbstract
Islamic education has a fundamental position in the life of Muslims and the role of an educator is very important in the transmission of this education. The purpose of this research study is to examine current teaching strategies in teaching Islamic education and to discuss how these strategies can be improved in teacher training. This research highlights the importance of teacher training, the foundations of Islamic education, and the need for modern teaching techniques. The results show that traditional methods are being used more in the teaching of Islamic education and there is a lack of incorporating modern teaching techniques in teacher training.
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