The requirements of girls' religious education and the role of religion and life textbooks in this regard

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Year: 2014 University Degree: Master's degree Category: Philosophy - Ethics
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    Master's thesis in the field of Nahj al-Balagheh

    Abstract

    Since education has a very high place in human life and the education and upbringing of each country is considered to be a reflection of the entire culture, values, and educational heritage of that country. Therefore, in this thesis, the issue of religious education of girls and the role of textbooks in this regard has been discussed through the library method. The purpose of writing this research is to achieve the growth and strengthening of religious beliefs in students and to achieve the lofty ideals and lofty goals of the country's religion and culture. The best type of training is to consider the natural conditions and characteristics of the trainers. Due to the compatibility of Islam with human nature, it is necessary to base educational teachings on the religion of Islam. Currently, despite the important role they play in religious education, textbooks are written in the same way for all students, including boys and girls. While all experts in the field of education agree on the existence of psychological and physiological differences and the effect of those factors on the specific educational methods of each group. Because successful education is based on the gender of the educators. Therefore, the necessity of writing textbooks on religion and life, according to the needs and natural and sexual characteristics of each group, in order to grow and improve them to reach the goals of education, seems necessary and necessary. Also, the same attitude towards religion and life course with other curriculum units has caused that these books cannot fulfill their mission in the matter of religious education and the development of moral virtues in students as it should, and it is considered only as a curriculum unit. As a result, effective steps can be taken in the religious education of girls by changing the current system that governs the content and teaching methods of these books.

    Keywords: education, religious education, high school girls, religion and life books

    Introduction

    The purpose of Islamic education is to provide the basics for the movement and guidance of a person in a straight path and to facilitate the ascent to the stage of human perfection. History has shown that religion has played an important role in education, so that the main goal of learning science and knowledge and studying simple books and grammar. In order to better understand the verses of the Qur'an and religious teachings, and to send children to schools and educational institutions, to teach the teachings of the right religion and religious education. Hazrat Ali (AS) considered literature and education to be the best inheritance that fathers can leave for their children: Al-Adab » [1]

    In this regard, today more than ever before, efforts should be made to raise children, especially girls; Because on the one hand, nearly half of the active and efficient forces of the society are women and girls, and on the other hand, their role in family and social arenas is very important. Their vulnerability will lead to the vulnerability of the society. Because since they have heavy duties, there will be many pitfalls in their way from the society.

    Both girls and boys are considered human beings. and they belong to the same type of beings, as a rule, they share some methods of education (whether religious or non-religious education). Of course, there are also differences that make some of these methods specific.

    Undoubtedly, the spiritual characteristics and innate needs of girls and boys are different. Since the educational system should be based on the gender of the people, therefore, some methods and effective factors of the religious education of girls are different from boys. Because many of these factors arise from the psychological and physiological characteristics of girls. All moral and religious orders have a natural basis, because what is mentioned in the Qur'an as a divine order or what religious leaders have mentioned is all set based on the innate and natural needs of human beings. It is not that moral and religious programs have been imposed on people, as a skilled doctor adjusts his medical prescription based on the physical and mental needs of the patient. On this principle, people who somehow delay in carrying out moral and religious programs, in fact, harm their physical and mental health.

    Also, the difference in the different responsibilities of men and women in many cases requires religious education that fits those conditions.. Special educational methods and principles of girls in the society require the compilation of many books and discussions, which depend on the accuracy and study of researchers in social-family relations. But it should not necessarily lead to the opposite oppression of the male gender.

    If women and girls in the society observe Shari'a orders in their behavior, trade and commuting, fulfilling their responsibilities, moral deviations will be reduced to a significant extent; Because most of the cultural and social disorders in the society are caused by the lack of religious education of the young generation, especially girls. The necessity of this preparation is to internalize moral values ??and virtues and religious beliefs among this group.

    The most important goal of educating girls, in addition to self-improvement and cultivating religious beliefs, is to acquaint them with techniques and ways of life such as husbandry, child rearing, neighborliness and socializing with people. This means that girls, along with learning religious ideas and learning Islamic behaviors, should also learn to play a role in various fields of life. It is the duty of mothers to teach roles to their sons and daughters from a young age; Because the home environment is the most suitable environment for girls to learn their roles and the mother is considered the most worthy teacher and guide for the girl. According to some experts, this is not possible except by teaching the system of planning and implementation of education and training, which, taking into account the important material and spiritual resources of the society and using effective and efficient methods and strategies, tries to educate a generation that believes in the basics of Islam, acts on the divine rules and customs, and enjoys moral virtues, and is at the forefront of all activities and the headlines of all individual and social behaviors of that generation.[2]

    Among the tools of religious education for girls are textbooks and educational books that have been written and planned in this regard. In this research, which has been compiled in five chapters, an attempt is made to study and investigate the importance of girls' religious education and the effective role of religion and life textbooks in girls' religious education. Because it seems that these courses were considered as a unit of study and only fulfilled their educational role and did not play such a role in education. Also, the need to write books on religion and life specifically for girls according to their educational needs at different stages is one of the important topics that the authors of textbooks should pay attention to. Considering that the role of the content of textbooks is one of the important influencing factors in creating interest and attention to religious teachings in students, therefore, it seems necessary to write textbooks on religion and life according to the educational needs of each group of girls and boys. Of course, the influential role of other educational factors such as family, educational environment and society cannot be ignored in this important matter. However, despite consecutive years of teaching religious education books in a long-term course of study, it is expected that after the end of this course, the student will have received religious education as well. and adolescence, the needs and demands of puberty and adolescence, the duties of parents and educators in relation to girls' puberty and parts of related topics are discussed. In the third chapter, the religious education of girls and its importance and the requirements of religious education of girls to fulfill their important responsibilities in the family and society, the economic education of girls, how they interact with society, and issues such as hijab, relationships with the opposite sex, and women's employment are compiled. In the fourth chapter, the secondary school religion and life textbooks are examined, and the merits and demerits of these books are given according to the goals of writing them and their purpose for the religious education of girls. Pathology of the topics of the books according to the needs of the religious education of girls in order to achieve the goals of the religion of Islam, and the lack of addressing the topics needed by girls, in the fields of rulings and special educational issues for girls, are among the other topics of the fourth chapter. In the fifth chapter, conclusions and suggestions for changing the books A lesson based on attention to the educational needs of girls and recommendations for attention to the religious education of girls has been given to religion and life teachers.

    Statement of the problem and research topic

    One of the basic issues of human life is the issue of education and training. Education also has a wide scope. One of the most important types of education is religious education.

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    Introduction. 1

    Chapter One: Generalities of the research

    1-1- Statement of the problem and topic of the research. 6

    1-2-The importance and necessity of research. 6

    1-3-Research objectives. 7

    1-3-1 - general objectives. 7

    1-3-2- partial goals. 7

    1-4-Research questions. 7

    1-4-1- Main questions. 7

    1-4-2- sub-questions. 7

    1-5-Research hypotheses. 8

    1-5-1-main hypotheses. 8

    1-5-2- Sub-hypotheses. 8

    1-6-Research method. 8

    1-7-Background. 8

    1-8- Definition of terms. 10

    Chapter Two: Investigating the problem of puberty and adolescence and the differences between girls and boys

    2-1- Part one: Conceptualization of puberty and adolescence. 13

    2-1-1- Definition of puberty (13

    2-1-2- Definition of adolescence 14

    2-1-3- Types of puberty. 15

    2-1-3-1- Physical maturity 15

    2-1-3-2- Sexual maturity. 15

    2-1-3- Psychological maturity

    2-1-3-4- Economic maturity

    2-1-4- Maturity and youth needs

    2-1-4-1- Biological needs

    2-1-4-2- Emotional (psychological) needs: 17

    2-1-4-3- Mental needs: 18

    2-1-4-4- Social needs: 18

    2-1-4-5- Religious needs: 18

    2-1-5- Effects and consequences of teenagers' ignorance of puberty issues. 19

    2-2- Puberty in girls. 2-2-1- Characteristics of girls. 2-2-1- Physiological characteristics. 2-2-2- Psychological characteristics. 2-2-2- Best time to give information to girls About menstruation. 2-2-3- The problem of premature puberty. 22-2-3-1- What is premature puberty? 22

    2-2-3-2- Consequences of premature puberty. 23

    2-2-3-3- factors of early puberty. 24

    2-3- The third part: characteristics of girls and boys. 25

    2-3-1- Same identity and different gender. 25

    2-3-2- The human identity of women and men. 25

    2-3-3- Differences between girls and boys. 26

    2-3-3-1- Difference in intellectual and emotional abilities. 26

    2-3-3-2- Physical differences. 27

    2-3-3-3- The difference in religious belief and religious beliefs of girls and boys. 28

    2-3-4- Differences between men and women, the secret of evolution. 28

    2-4- The fourth part: The role of parents and teachers during puberty and adolescence. 29

    2-4-1- Mother's role during puberty. 29

    2-4-2- The role of the father during puberty in relation to his daughter 30

    2-4-3- Educational recommendations during adolescence and puberty. 31

    Chapter three: The requirements of girls' religious education to fulfill their roles from the perspective of Islam

    3-1- Part I: Conceptualization of religious education. 33

    3-1-1- Education. 33

    3-1-2- Religious education. 33 3-1-3- Education from the perspective of Imam Ali (AS) 36

    3-1-4- Education from the perspective of Imam Khomeini (RA) 39

    3-1-5- The general goals of education. 40

    3-1-5-1- Human reaching the status of slavery. 40

    3-1-5-2- Hedayat Varshad. 40

    3-1-5-3- The teaching of wisdom. 41

    3-1-5-4- Spreading piety 41

    3-1-5-5- Cultivating the spirit of seeking justice. 41

    3-1-6- The way to reach the goals of education. 42

    3-1-7- The importance of education system in Islam. 42

    3-2- Second part: Religious education of teenagers. 43

    3-2-1- Tendency to religion and values ??at the same time as the manifestation of maturity and adolescence. 43

    3-2-2- The divine nature of children. 44

    3-2-3- Effective factors in religious and moral education. 45

    3-2-3-1- Inheritance. 45

    3-2-3-2- Environment. 45

    3-2-3-3-The role of parents. 45

    3-2-3-4- The role of nutrition (forbidden food) 45

    3-2-4- Effective factors in understanding religious concepts. 46

    3-2-4-1- Intellectual growth. 46

    3-2-4-2- Presence in religious environments and ceremonies. 46

    3-2-4-3- The relationship of parents with religious environments and ceremonies and their involvement in religious practices and tasks. 46

    3-2-5- The role of religious beliefs in strengthening the family 47

    3-2-5-1- Belief in monotheism and strengthening the family 48

    3-2-5-2- Belief in mission and Imamate in strengthening the family 48

    3-2-5-3- Belief in life after death in the family 49

    3-2-6- The role of devotional actions in strengthening the family 49

    3-2-6-1- Prayer and family 50

    3-2-7- Prayer and religious education of girls. 50

    3-2-6-2- Fasting and family 51

    3-2-8- Factors of apostasy50

    3-2-6-2-Rozeh and family 51

    3-2-8- Factors of religious avoidance of teenagers from parents. 51

    3-2-9- Factors of religious avoidance of teenagers from the society. 53

    3-2-10- Religious education in schools. 56

    3-2-11- How to convey religious concepts to children and teenagers in schools. 57

    3-2-12- The role of the teacher and his characteristics in religious education. 58

    3-2-13- Factors that make religious education attractive from the teacher's side 59

    3-2-13-1- Acceptability. 59

    3-2-13-2- Popularity. 60

    3-2-14- A righteous teacher from the perspective of Imam Ali (a.s.) 60

    3-3- The third part: Religious education of girls and the requirements of religious education of girls. 61

    3-3-1- The privileged position of women in the teachings of revelation. 61

    3-3-1-1- Woman and reproduction of the human race. 62

    3-3-1-2- Women and creating peace. 63

    3-3-1-3- Woman and motherhood. 63

    3-3-2- Intellectual deviations of a misguided person regarding the position of a woman. 64

    3-3-3- Islam's response to intellectual deviations regarding the status of women. 66

    3-3-4- The value of girls' websites from the point of view of Islam. 71

    3-3-5- Parenting according to gender. 73

    3-3-6- Bisexual education. 74

    3-3-7- Reasons for two-sex education. 74

    3-3-8- The best type of education. 75

    3-3-9- The importance of girls' religious education. 75

    3-3-10- Objectives of girls' religious education. 76

    3-3-11- Special educational methods for girls. 76

    3-3-12- The best way to deepen religious beliefs is to strengthen internal forces. 77

    3-3-13- Strengthening the rational element in girls. 79

    3-3-14- The role of role modeling in the education of girls. 80

    3-3-15- How to use ideal religious models in strengthening girls' personal and social skills. 80

    3-16-3- Patterns approved by God in the Holy Quran. 81

    3-3-17- The result obtained from the design of these topics. 84

    3-18-3-Places of religious education for young girls. 84

    3-3-19- Mother's role in raising a girl 86

    3-3-20- The father's role in raising a girl 87

    3-3-21- The philosophy of the need for the consent of a girl's married father 89

    3-3-22- In addition to society and family, other factors play a role in the religious education or lack of religious education of girls: 90

    23-3-3- The target of attack of cultural enemies are young girls and women. 91

    3-24-3- Preparing girls to play the role of mothers. 91

    3-25-3- Preparing girls to play the role of wives. 92

    3-26-3- The necessity of timely marriage of girls and its personal and social effects. 93

    3-27-3- Benefits of marriage. 94

    3-28-3-Marriage obstacles for young girls. 96

    3-29-3-3- Preparation of girls to play social roles according to their physical and spiritual characteristics 96

    3-3-30- Hijab issue and religious education of girls. 97

    3-3-31- The role of hijab in controlling the relationship between boys and girls 99

    3-3-32- The benefits of observing religious clothing in the health of society and the psyche of girls and boys. 100

    3-3-33- A tent is the best hijab. 101

    3-3-34- Girls and the necessary precautions regarding the relationship between a girl and a boy 102

    3-3-35- Promotion of nakedness and communication with the opposite sex by strangers. 104

    3-3-36- Islam's opinion about the limit of freedom in society. 105

    3-3-37- The criteria of a healthy and guilt-free relationship 106

    3-3-38- The issue of employment of women and girls. 106

    3-3-39- Preparing girls to play an economic role in the family and society (economic education). 108

    3-40-3- Injuries caused by lack of correct economic upbringing of girls. 109

    3-3-40-1- Fashionism. 109

    3-3-40-2- Eyes and heavy glands. 109

    3-3-41- Orders of the Prophet (pbuh) to women and girls. 111

    3-42- 3-42- The worst women in the words of the Holy Prophet (PBUH) 111

    3-43- The advice of scholars and political and social figures to girls. 112

    3-3-44- Requirements of girls' religious education that parents should pay attention to. 114

    3-45-3-Researcher's opinion 116

    Chapter 4: Criticism of the objectives and teachings of religious education in the books of religion and life of secondary school and its role in the religious education of girls

    4-1-The place of religious education lessons in schools and the goals set for presenting these lessons. 119

    4-2-The role of religious teachings in education. 122

    4-3- A report on the review of the curriculum content of the books of Islamic insight and religion and life from 1360 to 1392.

The requirements of girls' religious education and the role of religion and life textbooks in this regard