ABSTRACT Khibah and Courtship are critical stages in the formation of a married family and are greatly dependent on the moral atmosphere of a given community at a given time. It is a perilous stage in which individuals either build or destroy their marriage. As marriage proposals and the steps taken by prospective spouses to … Read more
ISLAMIC STUDIES STUDENT’S PERFORMANCE IN WEST AFRICA EXAMINATION COUNCIL (WAEC) BETWEEN 2010-2015 INTRODUCTION Education is essential for both life and societal development and it involves transmission of values and knowledge through teaching, learning, socialization and enculturation (Salmi Ahmad, 2017:22) Islam as a divine religion means “peace”. It foundation was built on knowledge about God (Allah) … Read more
IMPACTS OF LANGUAGE LABORATORY FOR EFFECTIVE TEACHING AND LEARNINGTHE QUR’AN IN BASIC 9 CHAPTER ONE/INTRODUCTION As in any other language, LL can be used to study “Tajweed” (in the language of Qur’an) in which the phonological and phonetics aspects of “Tajweed” are clearly practiced, such as the production of nasals and assimilation. This gives the … Read more
Evaluation of the Problems Facing Effective Implementation of Islamic Education In Nigeria Abstract This study examines problems facing Islamic education in Nigeria. Primary and Secondary methods of data collection are used. Survey research design is adopted in this study. Self- structure questionnaire is raised and used to acquire information from the respondents relevant for … Read more
EFFECTS OF ISLAMIC BACKGROUND ON THE ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE OF ISLAMIC STUDIES STUDENTS Introduction Education is essential for both life and societal development, and in all aspects, Islamic Studies trains the sensibility of students in such a manner that their attitude to life, approach to all kinds of knowledge and decisions are all regulated by the … Read more
Influence of Parental Background of Secondary School Students on Academic Achievement in Islamic Studies in Nigeria Abstract The main thrust of this Islamic studies project topic is to empirically investigate “parental background of secondary school students on their academic performance in Islamic Studies in Nigeria”. The cross-sectional research design was adopted for this study. The … Read more
IMPACT OF WESTERN EDUCATION IN THE TEACHING OF ISLAMIC EDUCATION CHAPTER ONE /INTRODUCTION BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY Western education is a system originated from the west and penetrated to the world after Islamic education in the earliest 15th century. Its main approach was the modernization of social life through science and technological advancement (Farid, 2005). … Read more
The study investigated the effectiveness of the Islamic studies curriculum incurbing moral degeneration among senior secondary school students inKaduna State. This is done by determining the potentials and effectivenessof Islamic studies; then examining the effectiveness of learning materialsand the teaching techniques adopted by the teachers; identifying theproblems associated with the teaching of Islamic Studies in … Read more
Problem of Almajiri System In Kano State CHAPTER ONE/INTRODUCTION The word ‘Almajiri’ is derived from the Arabic word ‘Almuhajirun’ migrants. It refers to a traditional method of acquiring and memorizing the Glorious Qur’an in Hausa/Fulani land where boys at their tender ages are sent out by their parents or guardians to other villages, towns or … Read more
