• Roles Of Muslim Organizations In The Development Of Islamic Education
    [A CASE STUDY OF ILORIN WEST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA KWARA STATE]

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    • CHAPTER ONE
      INTRODUCTION
      Background of the Study
                Education is the process of acquiring skill knowledge, value and other capability for the development of individual to himself and his community (Fafunwa 2004). Education which could be formal or informal has normative implication in an aspect of religion and therefore could be learnt from the beliefs of an existing community or society. Religion, a core of culture constitutes awareness of the existence of Supreme Being or of super-natural power, or all natural destiny.  
             Islam is a religion meaning; peace, obedience and total submission to the will of God and His law (Oloyede, 2012).  Studies dated its existence back to the age of Adam with its message passed over generations through prophets; Abraham, David, Moses, Jesus and Muhammad.(PBUH). Cultural and judicial aspect. Islam is not a mere religion, but a comprehensive way of life raging from socio-political economic, to cultural and judicial aspect. Islam stands out among other religions in displaying its worth in term of reference and thoughts (Badarudeen,2017).Oloyede asserted that there is no escape from religion and there is no doubt about its relevance. That means one must pass through it at one stage or the other in life, at birth, marriage or at death.  He supported that it plays a vital role in the lives of Muslim believers, the society which abhors them and who so ever come in contact with them in notable way. To this fact, Abdulganiyu (2015)explain that education in Islam permeates other institutions in the society and its contribution to the Nigeria pluralism has attained modern age in its classification namely; Ibtiddahiy, Idaddiyyah,Themaniyyah and Jaamiah.
          In Islam, Education according to Oniye (2009) is regarded as a process that involves the complete person, including the rational, spiritual and social dimension in the comprehensive and integrated approach. Education in this context is directed toward personality growth through training men; spiritual, intellect and physical. This is such that faith is infused in to the whole of his personality in the theory and practice of Islam. The knowledge of Islam through various scholars of varieties of teachers at different stages of time impact its culture to whom so ever is being in contact with in the dimension of human being.
          From the Islamic perspective, the highest and the most useful model of perfection is the only prophet Muhammad (S.A.W).and the goal of Islamic Education is that people should be able to live as he lived. These emphasize the rudimentary on which Islam is built upon; Qur’an and Hadiths embellishing the five article and pillar of the religion perfected for those who are known as Muslims.      
      Nigeria has a large Muslim population in West Africa who are predominantly Sunnis and minority is Shia in, Kano, Kaduna, Sokoto and Katsina(Adekilekun,2012 ). Oloyede (2012) acceded that the Muslim population is estimated to be about 50.4% of her total population. Ilorin, a north central state of Nigeria is a major city with a real history for producing great Muslim scholars of virtues. It is known to many indigene of the north according to Oniye (2009) as Garin Alimi (Alimis Town). And to the Yoruba speaking people of the south as Ilorin Afonja (Afonjas Town).
      As a matter of fact, the appellations have their significance noted in the historical development of the town mainly on Islamic education. The community through scholars of religious virtues as a group immensely contributed to the vast development of Islam through teaching, preaching, and practice at various point of note. It is reported in Ahmad(2012) that various sojourn and activities of early scholars paved the way for Muslim organization and the fear for Christian indoctrination of their wards (Adekilekun,2012) in the sought for western education.
      Historically, the emancipation of Muslim organization in Ilorin could be antecedence of various Muslim scholar in the likes of Shakh Soliu ibn Janta (Sheikh AIim ), Sheikh Solagberu, Sheikh Omoinya, Sheikh Mukhtar lsalekoto who constitute group of Ulamaas that settled at a particular place known as Okesuna where Kwara State Polytechnic is presently located(Ahmed,2011; Qniye,2009). Abdulganiyu (2012) classified these groups of scholar according to their specific roles; preaching, Sufism, and teaching of Islamic education. Studies indicate presence of students under the tutelage of Sheikh Sholagberu before the advent of sheikh AIim. Abdulganiyu avers that Sheikh AIim over thrown of Afonja, marked the beginning of Muslim folds into Muslim organizations in Ilorin.
      The adoption of Islamic culture consequentially was a general note in the comparison with other part of the world where Islam reigns. Though each environment is symbolic to its culture Ilorin is not with such exception. Predominantly, adoption of local Islamic centers (Makaranta alo), prayer leader (IMAM), the use of wooden tablet (walah), Teacher (Mallam) followed by roles of propagating Islam such as building of mosques and organization of preaching. In the modern day notable effort of Sheikh Kamaldeen Al-adaby Sheikh Adam Abdullah Al-alory, Sheikh Yahya Agody etc as pointed out in Oniye (2009) illustrated the proliferation of Muslim organizations in Ilorin.
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    • ABSRACT - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]ABSTRACTIslamic education in appears to be fading away in the Nigeria education system, despite the increase in formation of Muslim organisations across the nation. It is in the light of this, this study investigated the role of Muslim organisations in the development of Islamic education as expressed by secondary school Islamic studies teachers in Ilorin West Local Government Area, Kwara State. The study examined their role in the area of finance, teacher’s capacity building, organizatio ... Continue reading---

         

      TABLE OF CONTENTS - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]TABLE OF CONTENTCover page                                    Title page    certification   Dedication  Acknowledgments     Table of content    Abstract    CHAPTER ONE: INTRODUCTION  Background of the Study   Statement of the problem   Purpose of the Study   Research Questions    Research Hypotheses  Scope of the Study    Significance of the Study   Operational Definition of Term     CHAPTER TWO: REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATUREConception and his ... Continue reading---

         

      CHAPTER TWO - [ Total Page(s): 12 ]Nawarud-Deen Society of Nigeria    The society was founded on the 4th day of November 1939 at Abeokuta Founding father were Mrs. Y.A.A Lalekan, Mr. Ademola Kazzim, Alhaji Chief Y.M. Abudu, Alhaji S.A. Adeboye later the chairman of Lagos Branch late Chief Alhaji N.S. Ogungemi late Mr. L.L. Buraimo, late Mr. J.S. Gbenro and Mr. Daudu S. Folarin, the first president of the society was late Alhaji Chief T.S. Dikko while lat J.S. Gbenro was the Vice-President. Other members of the first Executive ... Continue reading---

         

      CHAPTER THREE - [ Total Page(s): 2 ]CHAPTER THREERESEARCH METHODOLOGY    This chapter discussed the procedure that adopted in carrying out the study. This is itemised as follows:a)    Research Designb)    Population, Sample and Sampling Techniquesc)    Instrumentation d)    Procedure for Data Collectione)    Data Analysis TechniquesResearch Design    The research design adopted for this study was the descriptive survey. Henry and Smith (2001) defined a descriptive study as a research procedure which aims at de ... Continue reading---

         

      CHAPTER FOUR - [ Total Page(s): 5 ]Hypotheses TestingIn this study, five null hypotheses were formulated in line with the other research questions. The hypotheses were tested using parametric Chi-square (χ²) statistics at 0.05 level of significance. In view of this, the results of tested hypotheses are presented as follows:H01: Financial role of Muslim organization does not significantly influence the development of Islamic education in Ilorin West LGA.Table 3 shows that for a degree of freedom (df) of 9, the calculated Ch ... Continue reading---

         

      CHAPTER FIVE - [ Total Page(s): 2 ]ConclusionsBased on the findings of this study, it was concluded that:1.    There is a justification for establishment of Islamic Schools where Muslim children can obtain religious and western education, awarding of scholarship to outstanding students to further there education both in Nigeria and abroad particularly in the Muslim countries, and propagating Islam through public lectures and publication are the major role of Muslim  organization in the development of Islamic education in Ilor ... Continue reading---

         

      REFRENCES - [ Total Page(s): 2 ]REFERENCESAbdulganiy, I.O (2015) Effect of Western Education on Muslim Children in Ilorin West Local Government Area of Kwara State. A Research Project Submitted to the Department of Islamic Studies Faculty of Education Ekiti State University, Ekiti. In partial fulfillment of B.A (Eds) Degree Programme in Islamic Studies  Abdulkadir, A.A. (2011). A survey of the problem confronting females in Teaching and Learning of Islamic Education in Ilorin East Local Government Area, Kwara State. A Researc ... Continue reading---