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Journal of Physics: Conference Series, 2019
This study aims to describe the presence or absence of the effect of the Aptitude-treatment Inter... more This study aims to describe the presence or absence of the effect of the Aptitude-treatment Interaction (ATI) strategy in discovery learning models on the ability to understand mathematical concepts and self-confidence. Which one is superior to the ATI strategy in the discovery learning model and the discovery learning model in terms of the ability to understand mathematical concepts and students’ self-confidence. This type of research was a quasi-experimental research with non-equivalent pretest-posttest control group design. The population was all students of class X at a senior high school in East Sumba district. Two classes as samples were chosen randomly. Descriptive statistical data analysis was carried out, then it continued with testing hypotheses using the Manova test. The results showed that there was an effect of the ATI strategy in the discovery learning model on the ability to understand mathematical concepts and students’ self-confidence. Learning with the ATI strategy...
Asia Proceedings of Social Sciences, 2020
The purpose of this study was to investigate the effects of Corona-phobia and MCO on the Nigerian... more The purpose of this study was to investigate the effects of Corona-phobia and MCO on the Nigerian graduate students in the Universiti Teknologi Malaysia. The study was quantitative and descriptive survey in design. The population of the study was 380 graduate students in the UTM. A total of 191 participants were selected randomly as the sample for the study. The study used an online questionnaire for data collection. Its validity and reliability were 0.7 and 0.8 respectively. Data was analyzed using descriptive statistics (mean and standard deviation). After the analysis, the findings revealed that both corona-phobia and MCO have effects on the students because they resulted in hopelessness, fear and stigma coupled with affecting the educational undertakings of the students. It is thus recommended that the authorities of the institution should introduce online services, academic activities and programmes to enable continuity of the educational activities during the pandemic period a...
International Research Journal of Shariah, Muamalat and Islam
Critical thinking (CT) has today gone beyond borders, beliefs, and disciplines. It is naturally c... more Critical thinking (CT) has today gone beyond borders, beliefs, and disciplines. It is naturally connected to human nature as the quality of human life is determine by the quality of his thinking. Recent studies prove and common sense recognizes the need to embed the teaching of Critical thinking across the curriculum (Geertshuis & Albashiry, 2019). As valuable as this most important 21st century skills there is still growing misconception about its meaning, and applications moreover many consider Critical thinking as alien to Islamic teaching. This paper therefore, attempts to humbly give a substantive definition of Critical thinking from both the modern and Islamic perspectives, with particular reference to Paul Elder framework for Critical thinking and show the origin of critical thinking from the Islamic world view. It is quite troubling to find teachers of Islamic studies today not responsive to the contemporary global challenges (Nordin & Surajudeen, 2015; Rosnani, Suhailah, & ...
The aim of this article is to discuss critical thinking of Islamic Education Teachers (IET)second... more The aim of this article is to discuss critical thinking of Islamic Education Teachers (IET)secondary schools in Malaysia. The value of IET’s critical thinking skills lies in the cultural excellence of the knowledge and professionalism that it presents. Currently, influence of western line of thought, which monopolises secular education system if not beware can be harmful to Muslims’ faith. The Quranic and Sunnah-based knowledge, and competency based on different skills among IETs, can consequently impact defensively on students’ own thinking process. It is crucial for Islamic Education Teachers (IET) to foster generations of students who are not only highly skilled, but able to perform collaborative critical-thinking. Additionally, they must exhibit high creativity and competency as communicators with equally high emotional well-being, IET have to implement measures by adopting diversity of skills and teaching aids to promote Teaching and Facilitation (T&F) in the 21st century. This...
central position of CT from the Islamic perspectives, also to serve as reference material to both... more central position of CT from the Islamic perspectives, also to serve as reference material to both teachers and students of knowledge.
ATHESIS SUBMITTED TO THE SCHOOL OF POSTGRADUATE STUDIES, AHMADU BELLO UNIVERSITY, ZARIA. IN PARTI... more ATHESIS SUBMITTED TO THE SCHOOL OF POSTGRADUATE STUDIES, AHMADU BELLO UNIVERSITY, ZARIA. IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE AWARD OF A MASTER DEGREE IN EDUCATION ISLAMIC STUDIES. DEPARTMENT OF ARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCE EDUCATION, ISLAMIC STUDIES SECTION FACULTY OF EDUCATION, AHMADU BELLO UNIVERSITY, ZARIA, NIGERIA.
Regular Issue
Covid19's pandemic outbreak has dwarfed the global community to its knees so that the world w... more Covid19's pandemic outbreak has dwarfed the global community to its knees so that the world was enveloped by panic, uncertainty and confusion. The quest for measures to control the plague has remained a challenging priority for each nation. Some of the world's most popular measures include restricting the movement of peoples, social distancing and isolation. Such tactics have created a great deal of mayhem, crises, and ultimately influence all social life interests including schooling, economy, religion and others. This study seeks to examine the educational and psychological impacts of Corona-phobia and the Movement Control Order (MCO) rule on Nigerian graduate students in Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM). The study was quantitative, consisting as its population of all 380 postgraduate students. A sample of 191 participants was randomly selected with reference to guidelines from Krejcie and Morgan. Also developed and distributed among the respondents was a questionnaire ...
Asia Proceedings of Social Sciences, Apr 22, 2020
TSU Journal of Educational Research and Production, 2017
This paper examined the contributions of Mōdibbo Abubakar Jabbule to Islamic propagation among t... more This paper examined the contributions of Mōdibbo Abubakar Jabbule to Islamic propagation among the Mumuye communities across the mountainous ranges of Yorro and Zing Local Government Areas of Taraba State. The paper used oral tradition as the dominant source due to the absence, or lack of related literature. However, available written documents on the origin and linguistic classification of the Mumuye as well as the background history of the areas under study was equally used. It find out that Jabbule’s proselytization among the Mumuye communities have contributed immeasurably to the growth of Islamization among them due to his knowledge of comparative religion, sound command of the Mumuye group of languages and little economic support to the converts.
Voyages Journal of Religious Studies, 2016
The importance of education in Islam cannot be quantified. It is for much the same reason that th... more The importance of education in Islam cannot be quantified. It is for much the same reason that the first revelation sent to the noble Prophet (P.B.U.H) when he was at the cave of Hira was strictly on the preponderance of learning and scholarship which form the co-values of education in the shape of filobiblia (love for books) and filoscience (love for knowledge). The purpose of education in Islam is to produce a good human being (al-insān al-āli), who is capable of delivering his duties as a servant of Allāh (abdullāh) and His vicegerent (khalīfah) on earth. For this simple reason, this paper systematically assesses the major contribution of Sheikh Ja'afar Mahmud Adam in the development and dissemination of the light of Islamic education in Kano. This includes his giant stand as Da'i and as a community educator in his attempt to create a morally sound community capable of differentiating between good and bad, right and wrong, accepted and the condemned. The paper uses historical, qualitative and quantitative approaches so as to achieve a sense of originality. The paper found out that Sheikh Ja'afar contributed immensely to the development of education among his people especially through teaching and public lectures.
State, Nigeria is meant among others to assess the perception of the sampled respondents on the L... more State, Nigeria is meant among others to assess the perception of the sampled respondents on the Level and Forms of Da'wah activities carried out by the selected Muslim Organizations in Taraba State Nigeria. To achieve this, both quantitative and qualitative methods of data collection were used. Two hundred and forty (240) questionnaires were administered to the sampled population (30 questionnaires to each of the eight local government areas), out of which 197 were retrieved representing 88.21% retrieval rate. The data were analyzed using frequency and percentages for demographic data of the respondents and a bench mark of 33.5% is considered as effective for responding to an item drawn from research questions one and two, Section A examined the level of Da'wah activities, section B examined the forms of Da'wah activities that are prevalent in the State, 240 Questionnaires were differently distributed to all the selected eight (8) local Government areas; the questionnaires were meant to measure the level and forms of Da'wah activities in the areas by Muslim organizations. After the assessment, the results of the findings show that there is a moderate level of the activities of Da'wah in the State. However, the researcher discovered the need for the Muslim organizations in the state to regularly improve on the following areas of Da'wah activities; Marital counseling, Prison visitations, Convert management, door to door Da'wah, interfaith dialogue forum and skill acquisition centers among others.
Book Reviews by abdulmumini inda
Knowledge represents a very valuable tool for every development. In fact knowledge to any sustain... more Knowledge represents a very valuable tool for every development. In fact knowledge to any sustainable development is what salt is to any rich soup; as knowledge
Conference Presentations by abdulmumini inda
The aim of the paper titled "Enhancing the Role of Islamic Universities in Promoting Islam: A Cas... more The aim of the paper titled "Enhancing the Role of Islamic Universities in Promoting Islam: A Case Study of Da'wah in Taraba State" is to enhance da'wah activities and raise awareness among Muslims regarding the correct principles of da'wah within Taraba State and on an international scale. The research employed interviews and content analysis to gather and examine data. The main focus of the paper revolved around the concept, history, and challenges of da'wah in Taraba State. The paper establishes that Islam began to spread in various communities of Taraba State during the 18th to early 19th centuries. The paper reveals that the slower rate of conversion to Islam among several tribes in the state can be attributed to the ineffective approaches of early Islamic agents and the acceptance and practice of the religion based on observation rather than deep knowledge. Furthermore, the study identifies three major challenges to da'wah in Taraba State: apostasy (riddah), Fulani-Christian evangelism, and the emergence of the brotherhood (a Christ-Islam movement). In light of these findings, the paper recommends the establishment of da'wah institutions or faculties as part of Islamic Universities. It emphasizes that Islamic Universities should take a leading role in instilling the spirit and techniques of propagating Islam to people worldwide.
Taraba State" is aimed at the improvement of da'wah activities as well as to create awareness amo... more Taraba State" is aimed at the improvement of da'wah activities as well as to create awareness among Muslims on the correct principles of da'wah in the State in particular and at International level in general. Through the use of interviews and content analyses data were collected and examined. The focal point of the paper centered on the concept, history and challenges of daʼwah in Taraba State. The paper establishes that Islam penetrated into various communities of Taraba State around 18 th to first decade of the 19 th centuries in contrast to Christianity whose date of arrival was around the first decade of the 20 th century. Despite at least a century difference between the advent of the former to the latter, Taraba State seem to be of Christianity than Islam. However, the paper discovers that the success of Christianity has been attributed to the techniques adopted by the Christian missionaries that include establishment of schools and health centers as well as commitment by its agents. The delay in wide conversion to Islam among several tribes of the State lies on the faulty approach of the early agents of Islamization on one hand and the acceptance/practice of the religion by many through observations instead of knowledge on the other hand. In addition, the work identified Riddah (Apostasy), Fulani-Christian evangelism and the emergence of Imaniyyah brotherhood (Christ-Islam movement)
Journal of Physics: Conference Series, 2019
This study aims to describe the presence or absence of the effect of the Aptitude-treatment Inter... more This study aims to describe the presence or absence of the effect of the Aptitude-treatment Interaction (ATI) strategy in discovery learning models on the ability to understand mathematical concepts and self-confidence. Which one is superior to the ATI strategy in the discovery learning model and the discovery learning model in terms of the ability to understand mathematical concepts and students’ self-confidence. This type of research was a quasi-experimental research with non-equivalent pretest-posttest control group design. The population was all students of class X at a senior high school in East Sumba district. Two classes as samples were chosen randomly. Descriptive statistical data analysis was carried out, then it continued with testing hypotheses using the Manova test. The results showed that there was an effect of the ATI strategy in the discovery learning model on the ability to understand mathematical concepts and students’ self-confidence. Learning with the ATI strategy...
Asia Proceedings of Social Sciences, 2020
The purpose of this study was to investigate the effects of Corona-phobia and MCO on the Nigerian... more The purpose of this study was to investigate the effects of Corona-phobia and MCO on the Nigerian graduate students in the Universiti Teknologi Malaysia. The study was quantitative and descriptive survey in design. The population of the study was 380 graduate students in the UTM. A total of 191 participants were selected randomly as the sample for the study. The study used an online questionnaire for data collection. Its validity and reliability were 0.7 and 0.8 respectively. Data was analyzed using descriptive statistics (mean and standard deviation). After the analysis, the findings revealed that both corona-phobia and MCO have effects on the students because they resulted in hopelessness, fear and stigma coupled with affecting the educational undertakings of the students. It is thus recommended that the authorities of the institution should introduce online services, academic activities and programmes to enable continuity of the educational activities during the pandemic period a...
International Research Journal of Shariah, Muamalat and Islam
Critical thinking (CT) has today gone beyond borders, beliefs, and disciplines. It is naturally c... more Critical thinking (CT) has today gone beyond borders, beliefs, and disciplines. It is naturally connected to human nature as the quality of human life is determine by the quality of his thinking. Recent studies prove and common sense recognizes the need to embed the teaching of Critical thinking across the curriculum (Geertshuis & Albashiry, 2019). As valuable as this most important 21st century skills there is still growing misconception about its meaning, and applications moreover many consider Critical thinking as alien to Islamic teaching. This paper therefore, attempts to humbly give a substantive definition of Critical thinking from both the modern and Islamic perspectives, with particular reference to Paul Elder framework for Critical thinking and show the origin of critical thinking from the Islamic world view. It is quite troubling to find teachers of Islamic studies today not responsive to the contemporary global challenges (Nordin & Surajudeen, 2015; Rosnani, Suhailah, & ...
The aim of this article is to discuss critical thinking of Islamic Education Teachers (IET)second... more The aim of this article is to discuss critical thinking of Islamic Education Teachers (IET)secondary schools in Malaysia. The value of IET’s critical thinking skills lies in the cultural excellence of the knowledge and professionalism that it presents. Currently, influence of western line of thought, which monopolises secular education system if not beware can be harmful to Muslims’ faith. The Quranic and Sunnah-based knowledge, and competency based on different skills among IETs, can consequently impact defensively on students’ own thinking process. It is crucial for Islamic Education Teachers (IET) to foster generations of students who are not only highly skilled, but able to perform collaborative critical-thinking. Additionally, they must exhibit high creativity and competency as communicators with equally high emotional well-being, IET have to implement measures by adopting diversity of skills and teaching aids to promote Teaching and Facilitation (T&F) in the 21st century. This...
central position of CT from the Islamic perspectives, also to serve as reference material to both... more central position of CT from the Islamic perspectives, also to serve as reference material to both teachers and students of knowledge.
ATHESIS SUBMITTED TO THE SCHOOL OF POSTGRADUATE STUDIES, AHMADU BELLO UNIVERSITY, ZARIA. IN PARTI... more ATHESIS SUBMITTED TO THE SCHOOL OF POSTGRADUATE STUDIES, AHMADU BELLO UNIVERSITY, ZARIA. IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE AWARD OF A MASTER DEGREE IN EDUCATION ISLAMIC STUDIES. DEPARTMENT OF ARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCE EDUCATION, ISLAMIC STUDIES SECTION FACULTY OF EDUCATION, AHMADU BELLO UNIVERSITY, ZARIA, NIGERIA.
Regular Issue
Covid19's pandemic outbreak has dwarfed the global community to its knees so that the world w... more Covid19's pandemic outbreak has dwarfed the global community to its knees so that the world was enveloped by panic, uncertainty and confusion. The quest for measures to control the plague has remained a challenging priority for each nation. Some of the world's most popular measures include restricting the movement of peoples, social distancing and isolation. Such tactics have created a great deal of mayhem, crises, and ultimately influence all social life interests including schooling, economy, religion and others. This study seeks to examine the educational and psychological impacts of Corona-phobia and the Movement Control Order (MCO) rule on Nigerian graduate students in Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM). The study was quantitative, consisting as its population of all 380 postgraduate students. A sample of 191 participants was randomly selected with reference to guidelines from Krejcie and Morgan. Also developed and distributed among the respondents was a questionnaire ...
Asia Proceedings of Social Sciences, Apr 22, 2020
TSU Journal of Educational Research and Production, 2017
This paper examined the contributions of Mōdibbo Abubakar Jabbule to Islamic propagation among t... more This paper examined the contributions of Mōdibbo Abubakar Jabbule to Islamic propagation among the Mumuye communities across the mountainous ranges of Yorro and Zing Local Government Areas of Taraba State. The paper used oral tradition as the dominant source due to the absence, or lack of related literature. However, available written documents on the origin and linguistic classification of the Mumuye as well as the background history of the areas under study was equally used. It find out that Jabbule’s proselytization among the Mumuye communities have contributed immeasurably to the growth of Islamization among them due to his knowledge of comparative religion, sound command of the Mumuye group of languages and little economic support to the converts.
Voyages Journal of Religious Studies, 2016
The importance of education in Islam cannot be quantified. It is for much the same reason that th... more The importance of education in Islam cannot be quantified. It is for much the same reason that the first revelation sent to the noble Prophet (P.B.U.H) when he was at the cave of Hira was strictly on the preponderance of learning and scholarship which form the co-values of education in the shape of filobiblia (love for books) and filoscience (love for knowledge). The purpose of education in Islam is to produce a good human being (al-insān al-āli), who is capable of delivering his duties as a servant of Allāh (abdullāh) and His vicegerent (khalīfah) on earth. For this simple reason, this paper systematically assesses the major contribution of Sheikh Ja'afar Mahmud Adam in the development and dissemination of the light of Islamic education in Kano. This includes his giant stand as Da'i and as a community educator in his attempt to create a morally sound community capable of differentiating between good and bad, right and wrong, accepted and the condemned. The paper uses historical, qualitative and quantitative approaches so as to achieve a sense of originality. The paper found out that Sheikh Ja'afar contributed immensely to the development of education among his people especially through teaching and public lectures.
State, Nigeria is meant among others to assess the perception of the sampled respondents on the L... more State, Nigeria is meant among others to assess the perception of the sampled respondents on the Level and Forms of Da'wah activities carried out by the selected Muslim Organizations in Taraba State Nigeria. To achieve this, both quantitative and qualitative methods of data collection were used. Two hundred and forty (240) questionnaires were administered to the sampled population (30 questionnaires to each of the eight local government areas), out of which 197 were retrieved representing 88.21% retrieval rate. The data were analyzed using frequency and percentages for demographic data of the respondents and a bench mark of 33.5% is considered as effective for responding to an item drawn from research questions one and two, Section A examined the level of Da'wah activities, section B examined the forms of Da'wah activities that are prevalent in the State, 240 Questionnaires were differently distributed to all the selected eight (8) local Government areas; the questionnaires were meant to measure the level and forms of Da'wah activities in the areas by Muslim organizations. After the assessment, the results of the findings show that there is a moderate level of the activities of Da'wah in the State. However, the researcher discovered the need for the Muslim organizations in the state to regularly improve on the following areas of Da'wah activities; Marital counseling, Prison visitations, Convert management, door to door Da'wah, interfaith dialogue forum and skill acquisition centers among others.
Knowledge represents a very valuable tool for every development. In fact knowledge to any sustain... more Knowledge represents a very valuable tool for every development. In fact knowledge to any sustainable development is what salt is to any rich soup; as knowledge
The aim of the paper titled "Enhancing the Role of Islamic Universities in Promoting Islam: A Cas... more The aim of the paper titled "Enhancing the Role of Islamic Universities in Promoting Islam: A Case Study of Da'wah in Taraba State" is to enhance da'wah activities and raise awareness among Muslims regarding the correct principles of da'wah within Taraba State and on an international scale. The research employed interviews and content analysis to gather and examine data. The main focus of the paper revolved around the concept, history, and challenges of da'wah in Taraba State. The paper establishes that Islam began to spread in various communities of Taraba State during the 18th to early 19th centuries. The paper reveals that the slower rate of conversion to Islam among several tribes in the state can be attributed to the ineffective approaches of early Islamic agents and the acceptance and practice of the religion based on observation rather than deep knowledge. Furthermore, the study identifies three major challenges to da'wah in Taraba State: apostasy (riddah), Fulani-Christian evangelism, and the emergence of the brotherhood (a Christ-Islam movement). In light of these findings, the paper recommends the establishment of da'wah institutions or faculties as part of Islamic Universities. It emphasizes that Islamic Universities should take a leading role in instilling the spirit and techniques of propagating Islam to people worldwide.
Taraba State" is aimed at the improvement of da'wah activities as well as to create awareness amo... more Taraba State" is aimed at the improvement of da'wah activities as well as to create awareness among Muslims on the correct principles of da'wah in the State in particular and at International level in general. Through the use of interviews and content analyses data were collected and examined. The focal point of the paper centered on the concept, history and challenges of daʼwah in Taraba State. The paper establishes that Islam penetrated into various communities of Taraba State around 18 th to first decade of the 19 th centuries in contrast to Christianity whose date of arrival was around the first decade of the 20 th century. Despite at least a century difference between the advent of the former to the latter, Taraba State seem to be of Christianity than Islam. However, the paper discovers that the success of Christianity has been attributed to the techniques adopted by the Christian missionaries that include establishment of schools and health centers as well as commitment by its agents. The delay in wide conversion to Islam among several tribes of the State lies on the faulty approach of the early agents of Islamization on one hand and the acceptance/practice of the religion by many through observations instead of knowledge on the other hand. In addition, the work identified Riddah (Apostasy), Fulani-Christian evangelism and the emergence of Imaniyyah brotherhood (Christ-Islam movement)