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The Role of Schools in Shaping Student Character at SMAIT Nur Hidayah Sukoharjo Rahmatullah, Alief Ilhan; Azani, Mohammad Zakki
Electronic Journal of Education, Social Economics and Technology Vol 6, No 1 (2025)
Publisher : SAINTIS Publishing

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.33122/ejeset.v6i1.615

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Character education is an essential aspect of the national education system but often takes a lower priority compared to academic achievement. In Islam, morality aligns with the goals of education, and its formation can be achieved through role modeling and habituation. This study examines school strategies in shaping students' character and the challenges faced, with the hope of providing insights and solutions for its implementation. This research is qualitative, providing a comprehensive overview of the school's role in character formation. Data was collected through interviews. SMAIT Nur Hidayah Sukoharjo implements character education by integrating Islamic values into the curriculum, religious activities, and a school culture that supports the development of noble character. The school’s vision and mission align with the goals of character education, aiming to produce a generation that is morally upright, independent, and responsible. Moreover, various flagship programs such as halaqah tarbawiyah, mentoring, worship habituation, and social activities serve as effective means for internalizing character values. It can be concluded that the school has a strong commitment to building students' character through systematic programs and methods. Character education is not only implemented in classroom learning activities but also in extracurricular activities, daily habits, and social interactions between teachers, students, and the school environment.
Konsep Kebahagiaan Al-Ghazali sebagai terhadap Krisis Identitas Guru Pendidikan Agama Islam (PAI) Komala Sari, Putri; Azani, Mohammad Zakki; Salim, Hakimuddin
Educatio Vol 20 No 2 (2025): Educatio: Jurnal Ilmu Kependidikan
Publisher : Universitas Hamzanwadi

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.29408/edc.v20i2.32088

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This study is based on the concept of achieving happiness in the world and the hereafter according to Imam Al-Ghazali's view. The formulation of the problem in this study is how the concept of happiness according to Imam Al-Ghazali and the keys to happiness face the identity crisis in Islamic Religious Education teachers. Meanwhile, this study aims to determine the concept of happiness according to Imam Al-Ghazali in facing the identity crisis in the educational staff environment. The results of this study are (1) Self-knowledge (ma‘rifat al-nafs) serves as a crucial foundation for Islamic Religious Education (PAI) teachers to realize their true essence as humble servants of Allah, enabling them to reframe their profession as a spiritual calling rather than merely an institutional obligation. (2) The purification of the soul (tazkiyat al-nafs), through the control of desire (syahwat), anger (ghadab), intellect (‘aql), and heart (qalb), as taught by Al-Ghazali, has shown a positive impact in maintaining the inner balance of PAI teachers so they do not become overwhelmed by complex professional demands. (3) Al-Ghazali’s concept of happiness can serve as a transformative spiritual approach to overcoming the identity crisis experienced by PAI teachers, as it offers a path to spiritual reinforcement, psychological resilience, and the internalization of religious motivation, thereby fostering inner strength and a genuine spirit of educational dedication.
Co-Authors Abdala, Gheida Afief El Ashfahany Al Hadi, Abil Fida Muhammad Qois Alaudin, Muhammad Badat Alim, Annas Azizil Ambarwati, Andreana Putri Amran, Haidar Amrullah Al Arif, Muhammad Shofhan Ananda, Fadhia Anggraini, Fadhilla Nangroe Apriliano, Moza Aprillia Haya, Alif Dhita Ariyanto, M. Darojat Arrasyidin, Arrasyidin As Salma Qindi Al Farisi Aulia Nur Aini Az Zahro, Firdianty Afifah Bagas Tri Nugroho Bahtiar, Luth Hafizh Bambang Sumardjoko Dartim Dartim Diki Fatkhan Ardiyansah Dini Pandu Primawan Fadzlurrahman, Habibi Fahri, Adnan Faishol Fathonah Nurul Hasanah Fatimah, Sanastri Dela Firdianty Afifah Az Zahro Hafidz Hakimuddin Salim Hakimuddin Salim Hasan, Mohammad Taufiq Hidayati, Anisa Fadilah Ihsan Faizal Ikhwanuddin Ikhwanuddin Inayati, Nurul Latifatul Inggriani Putri, Rachma Meilia Insani, Zulaiha Nurul Islam, Md Nurul Ivo Rikawanto Jihad, Fauzan Addinul Khalif Muammar A. Harris Khanifah, Risda Mutik Khotimah, Isnaini Nur Komala Sari, Putri Kusuma Dewi, Ellynia Eva Kusuma, Azzahra Dian Luth Hafizh Bahtiar M. Darojat Ariyanto Mistiawati, Eka Nur Mubarok, Fahmi Ulum Al Mufidah, Afifah Lutfi Muh Nur Rochim Maksum Muhamad Subhi Apriantoro Muhammad Rifki Sofa Izurrohman Muhammad Wildan Shohib Mujazin, Mujazin Muslimah, Dewi Yuliati Mustaqiim, Abdullaah Mustofa, Triono Ali Mutohharun Jinan Nabila, Himma Neil C. Cranston Noor Cahyani Purbosari Susilo Nubail, Ahmad Nugroho, Kharis Nur Afiffah Ragilia Nurul Latifatul Inayati Pratama, Alan Wahyu Primawan, Dini Pandu Putri Balqis Azizah Putri, Bella Misbahati Rahmatullah, Alief Ilhan Rizki May Cahyo Sailirrohmah, Hajar Salim, Hakimuddin Salsabila Bil Fitriyah Santika, Yulia Septyasarie, Adinda Dwi Sheikh Abu Toha Md Saky Sri Indra Kurnia Syahputra, Muhammad Athhar Tama, Riska Anita Tri Nugroho, Bagas Vambudi, Viky Nur Yaqin, Alifia Haqqul Yeti Dahliana Yusriyah, Yasmin Alifah Zaliyanti, Ananda Mey