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What does the word Islam mean?
Who is recognized as the last prophet in Islam?
What is the significance of the Qur'an in Islam?
At what age are Muslim children typically introduced to Islamic education?
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What method is commonly used for teaching young children the Qur'an?
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Which of the following cities is noted as a center of learning in West Africa?
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In which region did early Islamic rulers promote learning and intellectual development?
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Which phrase from the Qur'an emphasizes the importance of seeking knowledge?
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What is the primary focus of the advanced level, or 'Makarantar Ilimi', in Islamic education?
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What method is primarily used for teaching in Islamic education according to the content?
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Which of the following is NOT an aim of missionary education in Nigeria?
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What significant role did the Catholic missionaries play in the development of education in Nigeria?
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In what type of locations do the schools of advanced knowledge primarily operate?
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How does the Islamic education system approach formal examinations?
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What aspect of learning does the Islamic education system emphasize the most?
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Which of the following best describes the content of the curriculum in advanced Islamic education?
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What event led to the second attempt to introduce western education?
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Who was the first missionary to establish a mission house in Nigeria?
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Which missionary body first responded to the call from freed slaves in Badagry?
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In which year was the first mission primary school opened in Lagos?
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Which region of Nigeria saw the earliest establishment of mission schools?
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What caused the delay in the introduction of western education in northern Nigeria?
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Which of the following missionary bodies did NOT participate in missionary education in Nigeria?
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What was one of the primary goals of the freed slaves who invited Christian missionaries to Nigeria?
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Study Notes
Islamic Education
- The term "Islam" means total submission to the Will of Allah.
- Muhammad ibn Abdullahi (PBUH) is considered the last prophet, chosen in the 7th century.
- The Qur'an is the guiding holy book sent to Muhammad (PBUH) by Allah.
- Islam spread from Makka to Madina and across the globe.
- Seeking knowledge is emphasized as the first revelation to Muhammad (PBUH).
Early Stages of Islamic Education
- Learning began in mosques during the life of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and evolved into schools and universities.
- Key centers of learning emerged in West Africa, especially in Timbuktu, Borno, and Sokoto.
- Quranic schools (Makarantar Allo in Hausa, Ile Kewu in Yoruba) introduce children to Islamic education by memorizing shorter Qur'an chapters.
- Traditional teaching methods involve rote memorization with the teacher reciting verses for students to repeat.
Advanced Islamic Education
- "Makarantar Ilimi" refers to advanced schools where more complex subjects are introduced.
- Curricula include Arabic language, jurisprudence, theology, and literature, along with hadith studies.
- At this level, students choose specializations and learn from multiple teachers to gain proficiency in Arabic and other subjects.
Characteristics of Islamic Education
- Focuses on religious and moral education.
- Employs individualized teaching methods.
- Primarily emphasizes cognitive development through rote learning.
- Lacks formal examinations and is less focused on vocational skills.
Missionary Education in Nigeria
- Introduced by Christian missionaries aiming to convert Africans to Christianity and civilize them.
- The first missionaries were Catholic priests who set up schools for the Oba's sons in Benin in 1515.
- The mission's efforts were initially thwarted by the slave trade but resumed with the end of such practices.
Key Developments in Missionary Education
- In 1841, freed slaves invited missionaries to Nigeria from Sierra Leone.
- Wesleyan Methodist Society was the first to respond, establishing a mission house and school in Badagry in 1842.
- By 1914, many mission schools were concentrated in Southern Nigeria, particularly in Calabar.
Major Missionary Societies Involved
- Wesleyan Methodist Society of London
- American Church Missionary Society (Anglicans)
- American Baptist Mission
- Roman Catholic Mission
- Presbyterian Church of Scotland
- Basel Mission
- Qua Ibo Mission of Northern Ireland
Geographic Patterns of Education Establishment
- Missionary schools initially favored Western Nigeria due to longer contact.
- Lagos saw the first mission primary school in 1843, while the northern regions lagged behind until the establishment of schools in the late 1800s.
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Dive into the basics of Islam with this quiz focused on Chapter 3.5 of Islamic Education. Learn about the significance of submission to Allah, the role of prophets, and the divine message delivered through the Qur'an. This quiz will enhance your understanding of Islamic teachings and history.
