AoEJ: Academy of Education Journal
Vol. 14 No 2 Tahun 2023
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so that they do not go wrong with the intention that the goals to be achieved in Islamic
education are to be able to awaken people and have integrity and balance worldly life and
the hereafter. When connected with students, it is intended that Islamic educators are able
to direct them to prepare provisions for the life of the world and the hereafter but do not
ignore social aspects. Students are expected to be able to become human beings who are
pious, ideal, and have a national perspective. To achieve this goal, Islamic education is no
longer merely pedagogically oriented but requires integrity in advancing an educational
system that is oriented towards technological progress.Talking about modern Arab
countries, synonymous with the Middle East, even the Middle East as countries that are
members of the Arab League. But there are also those who argue that the Middle East is
non-African Arab countries plus Iran and Israel. So that includes the Middle East in this
case are the Arab countries located in North Africa, Egypt, Libya, Morocco, and Algeria.
(Ahmad Caezi, 2006:23).
By the end of the 19th century, Islam had made a change (tajdid) in the shape of the
condition of the Arab people. The term modern or contemporary opposes modern Arab
renewal since the time of struggle, starting with Napoleon Bonaparte's invasion of Egypt in
1798, until the formation and establishment of independent countries in the name of
nationalism. This started since the collapse of the Ottoman caliphate in Istanbul, until now.
(Montgomry W Watt. 1972:130).
The Arab States region had left the administrative power of the Ottoman caliphate. In
general, countries separated themselves due to the influence of the political independence
of imperialist countries. The initial separation was a means for the emergence of Arab
nationalism, because it was a form of liberation from religious ties and turned into
nationalism. They made alterations, falsifications, and a dubious attitude towards the
teachings of Muslims. The transition of Islamic principles, when the Muslims in Arabia
were divided by the colonialists into a separate country. (Abul A'la Al-Maududi, 1990:71).
The aim of the colonialists was none other than that Muslims were not given the
opportunity to study a system that had just been introduced by them. For example, they are
not given the opportunity to exercise ijtihad in the matter of forming a state or they are
closed with reproaches to review it using the rules of ushul fiqh and the law of tasvri' al-
Islamiy. So that there were many reforms in Islamic thought, especially in Arabic. (Husain
Muhammad Haikal., 1996:113).
The historical boundaries of modern Arabic thought, from 1798 to contemporary
Arabia, are not known for certain. It's just that most Arab thinkers themselves consider