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    The document discusses the crisis in Muslim education. It attributes the decline of the Muslim world to both external and internal factors. Externally, the fall of the Ottoman Empire marked the dominance of the modern West in areas like technology and the imposition of secularism. Internally, factors like ignoring the Prophetic mission, lacking a vision for Islamic life, lacking dynamic leadership, and not taking a rational empirical approach led to complacency and the collapse of Muslim civilization.

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    The document discusses the crisis in Muslim education. It attributes the decline of the Muslim world to both external and internal factors. Externally, the fall of the Ottoman Empire marked the dominance of the modern West in areas like technology and the imposition of secularism. Internally, factors like ignoring the Prophetic mission, lacking a vision for Islamic life, lacking dynamic leadership, and not taking a rational empirical approach led to complacency and the collapse of Muslim civilization.

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    CRISIS OF MUSLIM

    EDUCATION

    The Fall of Ottoman Empire


    The empire had reigned supreme
    between 14th and 17th centuries and it
    was a dominant power in the world. The
    fall of the empire marked the decline of
    Muslim world.
    The modern West defeat Muslim world at
    various aspect: superior armament,
    economic strength, social infrastructure,
    scientific and educational dynamism.

    External Factors
    The onslaught of nationalism started
    breaking Muslim into pieces. The
    Ummatic identity was replaced by
    fragmented national identities. The
    nationalism caused division among
    Muslim and their natural resources were
    plundered and exploited.

    External Factors
    The secret of Muslim power lay in their
    commitment to Deen. The idea of
    secularism was presented as giving the
    right to practice any religion but at the
    same restricted religious practices to
    private sphere. Education system is
    deliberately and systematically changed
    to adopted the ideologies.

    External Factors
    The deification of change and search of
    something new promote Modernism.
    Such as expelling religion, culture and
    tradition from public life and promoting
    supremacy of reason. The application of
    empiricism and scientific approach
    without any recourse to revelation
    demote the role of religion.

    Internal Factors Islamic


    Mission
    The goal of Prophet Muhammad was to
    give practical shape to the Islamic
    mission, by offering the world a model of
    Quranic wisdom, both at individual and
    society level. Communicating the truth to
    them, invite people to surrender to
    Almighty. The followers marched forward
    and achieved heights of civilizational
    development.

    Internal Factors Vision of


    Life
    The ignorance of Prophetic mission leads
    to the lack of vision of Islamic life that
    begin with question to us as why do we
    need a vision in our life. Men fail to
    develop his vision on his own without
    depending on the authentic sources. This
    explanation build up a healthy society
    along with human values.

    Internal Factors Dynamic


    Leadership
    The dynamic role of intellectuals and
    leaders attribute the development of
    civilizational rise. The traditional and
    imitative role lead to the decline of
    Muslim world. Muslim leaders were
    unable to understand the affairs of the
    world.

    Internal Factors Rational


    Approach
    The Quran is replete with verses
    encouraging people to reflect in order to
    become wise and view life through
    empirical and rational approach but they
    were ignored. Instead of properly utilize
    human faculties to civilizational rise,
    Muslim have embroiled themselves in
    futile polemics over fatalism and disputes

    Internal Factors Creativity


    Creativity in Muslim world had been
    shelved, they were complacent with
    status quo. The Ummah was submerged
    in fatalism, superstitions, rigidity. No new
    theory was developed to enable Ijtihad to
    meet the exigency of the times. The
    Muslims civilization collapsed following
    the insidious secularization and
    westernization that gripped the Muslim
    mind.

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