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**UrUROFlS** · 06-28-2012, 12:04 AM

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.]

There is some very relevant and important info there.
I will very earnestly request you to capsulize that into four or five points.
This is work but reward from Allah (SWT) can not be imagined by us in this world.

@Ahmed Shareef and Dr Atif
I have a point related to your exchange.
We Muslims should have some sort of programme to benefit from our own science and technology expertize. My impression is that our own manpower has got lots of expertize and very little motivation/inclination to impart benefit to Ummah by their abilities and zero confidence to do that. Your comments?

PS: I'll watch the video now, IA.

06-28-2012, 12:04 AM	#33
UrUROFlS Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 466 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.] There is some very relevant and important info there. I will very earnestly request you to capsulize that into four or five points. This is work but reward from Allah (SWT) can not be imagined by us in this world. @Ahmed Shareef and Dr Atif I have a point related to your exchange. We Muslims should have some sort of programme to benefit from our own science and technology expertize. My impression is that our own manpower has got lots of expertize and very little motivation/inclination to impart benefit to Ummah by their abilities and zero confidence to do that. Your comments? PS: I'll watch the video now, IA.
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