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Which philosophical perspective asserts that knowledge exists in the mind and can be brought to conscious awareness?
Which philosophical perspective asserts that knowledge exists in the mind and can be brought to conscious awareness?
- Pragmatism
- Existentialism
- Idealism (correct)
- Realism
Which school of thought emphasizes that knowledge is derived from studying the material world?
Which school of thought emphasizes that knowledge is derived from studying the material world?
- Realism (correct)
- Idealism
- Existentialism
- Pragmatism
Which philosophical view claims that knowledge is not fixed and only comprises individual experiences?
Which philosophical view claims that knowledge is not fixed and only comprises individual experiences?
- Realism
- Idealism
- Existentialism (correct)
- Pragmatism
According to which perspective is knowledge viewed as what is deemed essential?
According to which perspective is knowledge viewed as what is deemed essential?
Which philosophical framework rejects the concept of absolute knowledge, arguing that what we know is always subject to change?
Which philosophical framework rejects the concept of absolute knowledge, arguing that what we know is always subject to change?
What does the concept of Oneness primarily address in relation to the universe?
What does the concept of Oneness primarily address in relation to the universe?
According to the described view of life, what precedes the existence of particular entities?
According to the described view of life, what precedes the existence of particular entities?
What is the primary purpose of creation for humans according to the metaphysical concept presented?
What is the primary purpose of creation for humans according to the metaphysical concept presented?
What is the significance of Fitrah in relation to the recognition of Allah?
What is the significance of Fitrah in relation to the recognition of Allah?
Which of the following best defines the cosmological perspective of the universe described?
Which of the following best defines the cosmological perspective of the universe described?
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Study Notes
Oneness
- A central concept in metaphysics, suggesting a unified and integrated universe.
- Highlights the universe's uniformity, purposefulness, and interdependence.
- Proposes that universals exist before individual things, including life on Earth and the afterlife.
Testimony of Faith
- All humanity is expected to believe in Allah (God).
- Fitrah (Arabic: الفطرة) refers to the innate recognition of Allah imprinted on the souls of all Adam's descendants.
Purpose of Creation
- Humans were created by Allah with a specific purpose: to worship Him and act as His vicegerents (representatives) on Earth.
Islamic Education
- Aims to instill Islamic values and beliefs in students.
- Strives to guide individuals towards a righteous and fulfilling life, aligning with the Qur'an and Sunnah (Prophet Muhammad's teachings).
Understanding Islam
- Emphasizes the integration of knowledge and practice, fostering a balance between theory and application.
- Prioritizes the discipline of the mind and rationality, encouraging critical thinking and scientific exploration.
Role of Rationality
- Encourages individuals to use their reason and intelligence when examining the world.
- Exemplified by the Quranic verses “أَفَلا يَعْقِلُونَ” and “أَفَلا يَبْصِرُونَ”, urging people to understand and see beyond the superficial.
Individual Faith
- Focuses on strengthening individual faith and belief in Allah.
- Education is not about judging others' faith but encouraging harmonious coexistence.
Islamic Education Practices
- Teachers are role models for students, embodying Islamic values through their actions and teachings.
- Shallow understanding of Islam leads to shallow application of its principles.
- Teachers should incorporate objectives and scientific methods into their teaching practices.
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