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MADRASA EDUCATION: MODERN MYTHS, LOCKED MIND
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Author(s):
BISWAJIT SARKAR
Vol - 8, Issue- 8 ,
Page(s) : 100 - 105
(2017 )
DOI : https://doi.org/10.32804/IRJMSH
Abstract
In every society, socialization plays an important role to creating individual personality and to promote cultural values among members of the society. And this socialization is possible by providing a fair education. From this point of view, madrasa educational institutions have been providing formal and informal education to the muslim community for a long time. Nevertheless, the madrasa education system was seen as a conservative Islamic institution. It is believed that there is the teaching of separatism, besides the education of isolation, to build an intolerant class.
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