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21st Century Islamic State - Education

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There are three kinds of education that is being handed out to Muslims today. One created for the elite involving foreign-language, often English or French. This system is based on a Western education model. The education lacks any real substance in Islam, but instead replaces this with a history, philosophy and social science that propagates a world-view centered on the ascendancy of Western civilization. Evolution is taught as fact. And the conspicious absence of God imprints itself by its very absence. The education provides a secular view of the world and the subservience and abject inferiority of our own civilization.

From being dressed in Western attire in a young age, our children are/have been brainwashed into accepting an alien culture and serve to be transformed into an elite that neither understands nor respects its culture and roots and instead is in awe of the Western civilization. This elite then serves as the agents of the foreign power in keeping control over the country, a new and sophisticated form of vassalage, yet a vassalage to the same or greater degree than ever before.

The second form of education is the diametric opposite – madrasah education given to the lower classes where the Quran is recited and memorized but without any comprehension or understanding. People still are devoted to the Quran, but their love of the book is not one of reflection and understanding, but of formalistic and ritualistic reading, learning by heart and a complicated science of pronunciation. What is produced are people who can recite, memorize and obey commands, but neither understand Islam, their active role in Islam, or their position in the greater scheme of things.

The third form of education is government sourced and involves a blend of rote learning similar to the madrasahs, but just enough practical curriculum to be able to function in various jobs and roles that any state and economy inevitably needs. These typically serve the middle classes.


Our education system is broken and astoundingly there is no Muslim government that is willing to fix it. How can we create an improved state of affairs when the fundamental building block of the system - the Muslim Individual -  is not educated, aware and enlightened but brainwashed to believe their inferiority? As with any system, garbage in, garbage out.

An Islamic education must be built, an education on the basis of which we can build sound citizens. Such an education can be seen in the various Islamic school systems established throughout the world including by Yusuf Islam, whose highly successful chain of Islamic schools in the United Kingdom has been a model of excellence. We have men like Hamza Yusuf, Nouman Ali Khan, and innumerable others waiting in the wings for an opportunity. An opportunity only possible if an Islamic state is established.

An Islamic state would need to bring Muslim educators worldover together and let them build what they have successfully built without the resources of a state and in a hostile environment. We do not need to reinvent the wheel, this task before us, although of the greatest importance, is not beyond the capabilities already present today.

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1 comments:

Anonymous said...

re:education in my ideal utopia

Emphasis must be put on teaching students to think, to use their brains and develop their intelligence and problem solving capabilities. Students might be given the choice of what course to follow, whether it be the arts and humanities, medicine, architecture, economics, etc, rather than to require each student to have an in depth bombardment of every subject in life. An introduction to all should be sufficient to allow the student to find his own preference and affinity. The grading system and comparison to other students might be dispensed with altogether, with the teacher needing only to pass or not advance a student according to his progress. memorizing facts does nothing but paralyze the power of the brain.

certainly the Qur'an will be included in the course of study for all students from the beginning of enrollment through to graduation. the history of Islam and the Sahabah will be covered in detail. it will be contemplated and students will be encouraged to question the meaning of it. I believe Arabic should be mandatory as a second language, not only for the purpose of understanding the Qur'an but for the purpose of there being a common language among all Muslims, helping to negate any possibility of nationalistic behavior.

Sister Salima

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