Students’ Moral Problem Based on Teacher’s Perspective: Imam Al Ghazali’s Concept

Yulianto, Wahyu Dwi; Mubarokah, Laelah Al

doi:10.20319/pijss.2020.61.111120

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“…A structured interview is a type of interview that is structured in detail. An unstructured interview is a type of interview that only contains an outline that will be asked [7]. This research was conducted online in order to follow strict government regulations regarding COVID-19.…”

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Students’ Voice on The Regulation of National Exams Abolition

Shandy¹,

Ernawati²

2021

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The National Examis an evaluationsystem for national educationstandards and the equalityof educationquality between regions conducted by the Center for Educational Assessment. As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic in Indonesia in March 2020, there has been discourse fromvarious parties to abolish the National Examination. But then this was not just a discourse, the Government officially abolished the National Examination (UN). This decision was taken after the Minister of Education and Culture Nadiem Makarim held an online meeting with Commission X DPR RI. This was conveyed openly via video conference media by the president and the Minister of Education and Culture. This is what the researcher considers to conduct this research using the qualitative nresearch by using interview model. The sample of this study was a randomly selected sample consisting of several students ranging from SMP (Junior High School) – SMA (Senior High School) /SMK (Vocational School) and several students fromvarious Universities who were willing to give their opinions with the consideration that the informants used as samples were considered to know best what the researcher was looking for. Some samples were given a interview through private chat, and some were done by face-to-face by online which was like telling a story..

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Students’ Voice on The Regulation of National Exams Abolition

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2021

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Citizenship in Islam: View of Imam Al-Ghazali

Wicaksono,

Aziz

2023

J. Mod. Islam. Stud. Civiliz.

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As the role and function of the nation-state continue to expand, citizenship in the contemporary context has also developed. Islamic thoughts about being part of the political community, territory, and government system are all included in the data sources of the Al Quran and hadith. This study aims to discuss citizenship in Islam: the views of Imam Al-Ghazali. In this paper, researchers used the literature study method. In collecting data, the researcher uses literary research methods. This research was conducted by browsing and viewing literature and research related to library materials. These study results are related to the concept of citizenship in the analysis of Al-Ghazali's study, which is immovable in politics and law. A country must have a forward orientation and not continue with its dark past. A country and a government must organize themselves both from good citizens and a just government to achieve goals that are shared.

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Students’ Moral Problem Based on Teacher’s Perspective: Imam Al Ghazali’s Concept

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Students’ Voice on The Regulation of National Exams Abolition

Students’ Voice on The Regulation of National Exams Abolition

Citizenship in Islam: View of Imam Al-Ghazali

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