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**Thunderzee** · 06-27-2012, 09:37 PM

Prior to recent changes, this was one way imam-hatip students were able to 'specialize' in dunyevi subjects.

Alhamdulillah... recent changes seem to be indicative of the coming of a much more holistic education, at least in Turkey. Insha'Allah, over time (if not from the get-go) every aspect of it will be rooted in Islam.

[On the topic of homeschooling - from what I recall, primary education is mandatory in Turkey and homeschooling is (or was) not allowed. The only exception is/was those with medical reasons who are unable to attend a school in person are provided a state teacher who attends the student's home/hospital to provide instruction for a period of 6 months.]

06-27-2012, 09:37 PM	#26
Thunderzee Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 421 Senior Member	Prior to recent changes, this was one way imam-hatip students were able to 'specialize' in dunyevi subjects. Alhamdulillah... recent changes seem to be indicative of the coming of a much more holistic education, at least in Turkey. Insha'Allah, over time (if not from the get-go) every aspect of it will be rooted in Islam. [On the topic of homeschooling - from what I recall, primary education is mandatory in Turkey and homeschooling is (or was) not allowed. The only exception is/was those with medical reasons who are unable to attend a school in person are provided a state teacher who attends the student's home/hospital to provide instruction for a period of 6 months.]
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