Islamic Religious Education in Facing Social Change as an Identity to Strengthen Religion and Nationality
Keywords:
Islamic Religious Education, Social Change, Religious IdentityAbstract
Islamic Religious Education plays a crucial role in facing social changes, particularly in strengthening religious and national identity. Amid rapid social dynamics, challenges to moral values, religious identity, and national unity are becoming more pronounced. Islamic Religious Education functions not only to impart an understanding of religious teachings but also to shape the character and morality of individuals, enabling them to adapt to social changes without losing their sense of self. Through religious education, individuals are taught to understand universal Islamic values that promote tolerance, peace, and mutual respect between religions, which are essential for maintaining social harmony. Furthermore, Islamic Religious Education reinforces national consciousness by instilling principles of justice, brotherhood, and social care, which serve as the foundation for building a more harmonious society. In this context, Islamic Religious Education acts as a guardian of morality and a catalyst for positive change in addressing the challenges of globalization and rapid social transformation. With a strong understanding of religion, individuals are expected to play an active role in building a civilized society and maintaining the balance between religious and national identity.
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