<![CDATA[This study aims to examine the concept of educators in the perspective of the hadiths of Arbain an-Nawawi, especially in terms of leadership, exemplary behavior, and their implications for contemporary Islamic education. The method used is content analysis of a number of selected hadiths that are relevant to the characteristics of Islamic educators. The results of the study indicate that the figure of an educator in Islam does not only play a role as a teacher ('mu'allim'), but also as a moral guide ('muaddib') and spiritual guide ('murabbi'). The unique contribution of this study is the interpretation of certain hadiths in the context of the challenges of digital era education and moral degradation, such as cyberbullying and student identity crisis. This study is limited to textual studies without involving empirical data from educational practices. The implications of this study include the importance of integrating Islamic tarbiyah values in the 21st century competency-based curriculum.]]>
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