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A Comparative Review of Madrasa and Contemporary Education Systems: In the Context of Teaching Methods

Author(s) Mr. MD NASIM, Mr. MD DILNAWAZ
Country India
Abstract Education is considered the cornerstone of ideology and culture in society. In the context of the sub-continent, the presence of the traditional Madrasah system and the modern contemporary system of education is a unique phenomenon of pedagogical duality. The research article seeks to provide a qualitative, theoretical, and comparative analysis of the pedagogical strategies employed in both systems of education to highlight their strengths and weaknesses. The Madrasah system is based on Islamic philosophy, which is teacher-centered and places a strong emphasis on moral-spiritual training, character building, and textual knowledge through pedagogical strategies such as question answering, memorization, and oral explanation. The contemporary system is based on Western constructs of experiential learning theory and constructivism, which is student-centered and places a strong emphasis on critical thinking skills and the use of modern technology to meet the demands of a global scientific environment. This research article is based on a narrative research approach and is an analysis of the theoretical literature on the subject. The research is based on the works of prominent scholars such as Halstead, Dewey, Bruner, along with international frameworks such as UNESCO. The research concludes that although the Madrasah system is highly effective in value-based education and Islamic.
Keywords Keywords: - Pedagogical Comparison, Madrasah Education, Contemporary Teaching Methods, Islamic Philosophy of Education, Constructivism
Field Sociology > Education
Published In Volume 8, Issue 2, March-April 2026
Published On 2026-03-05
DOI https://doi.org/10.36948/ijfmr.2026.v08i02.70668

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