SHAPING YOUNG HEARTS WITH ISLAM: BUILDING STRONG FAITH FOUNDATIONS AND INSPIRING A QURANIC GENERATION IN THEIR GOLDEN AGE
Abstract
The formative years of a child, often referred to as the "Golden Age," present a crucial window for instilling strong moral and spiritual values. This project emphasizes the importance of early Islamic education in shaping the hearts and minds of children. It seeks to establish a framework that teaches foundational principles of Islam—Tawhid (the oneness of Allah), the Five Pillars, and Quranic teachings—using methods tailored to young learners.Through age-appropriate storytelling, Quranic memorization, and engaging activities, this approach fosters a deeper understanding of Islam and builds a strong connection to faith. The goal is to nurture a Quranic generation grounded in Islamic principles, enabling them to develop a clear sense of identity, purpose, and moral direction. The project also integrates elements of character-building, emphasizing compassion, respect, and discipline as part of Islamic values. By addressing the intellectual, emotional, and spiritual needs of children, it provides a holistic model of education that prepares them for lifelong adherence to Islamic teachings.The outcome is not only a well-rounded understanding of Islam but also the cultivation of young individuals equipped with ethical and spiritual resilience to face modern challenges. This initiative aims to inspire future generations to embody Islamic values and contribute positively to society, driven by a strong faith foundation.
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.3059/insis.v0i0.23754
DOI (PDF): https://doi.org/10.3059/insis.v0i0.23754.g13077
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