Islamic Principles and Methods in the Teaching of Literatur

Ashraf, Syed Ali

doi:10.1080/0141620780010204

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Literature In Culture and Civilisation1

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“…Once a person attains knowledge of the highest truth, he or she is ready to receive and benefit from guidance. 8 There are many ways to gain knowledge. The invention of the printing press and of the Internet has made possible the dissemination of knowledge on an unprecedented scale.…”

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Educational Role of Literature in Islam

Abdullah

2015

ICR Journal

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This paper argues that literature - story telling in particular - can be an effective way of teaching ethics. Exposing readers to good role models can help impart ethical values. The Qur’an itself uses story-telling to convey many of its ethical principles. Literature can serve as a powerful instrument in the cause of civilisational renewal, not only by promoting a culture of learning and literacy, but also by contributing to the development and strengthening of moral integrity.

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Educational Role of Literature in Islam

Abdullah

2015

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African and Islamic: Doris Lessing’s Notion of Writerly Commitment in “The Small Personal Voice”

Hasan

2023

Critique: Studies in Contemporary Fiction

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Doris Lessing celebrates the realist, committed novel and laments its absence in much of modern literature. Her theory of literature emanates from an understanding of good and evil and has an instructive function. Accordingly, she admires nineteenth-century realist novelists and commends their efforts to document and question unjust social practices. Based on Lessing's literary credo titled "The Small Personal Voice," in this paper I shall explicate her notion of literary commitment and regard it as a counter to literary aestheticism, relating her idea of committedness to her African past and evaluating her theory of art articulated in the essay from the Islamic viewpoint.

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Another Look at Smart's Six Dimensional Account of Religion

Sealey

1982

British Journal of Religious Education

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Islamic Principles and Methods in the Teaching of Literatur

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Educational Role of Literature in Islam

Educational Role of Literature in Islam

African and Islamic: Doris Lessing’s Notion of Writerly Commitment in “The Small Personal Voice”

Another Look at Smart's Six Dimensional Account of Religion

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