KEDUDUKAN ILMU DAN BELAJAR DALAM ISLAM
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Islam is a religion that has great attention to science. Islam was emphasized his followers to continue their studies and learn and to remove it. In the Qur'an has explained that a noble person in the sight of Allah is only for two things; for his faith and because the height of their knowledge. Not because of the position or wealth. The first verse of God is revealed Surat al- Alaq, in the verse that God commands us to read and learn. God teaches us with Qalam often we mean with a pen. Therefore we can take the conclusions of science must be juxtaposed with faith. Can not be separated between the two. A cross between faith and science will produce an advanced civilization called The Islamic Civilization.
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2009-07-05
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-, Mulyono. 2009. “KEDUDUKAN ILMU DAN BELAJAR DALAM ISLAM”. TADRIS: Jurnal Pendidikan Islam 4 (2). https://doi.org/10.19105/tjpi.v4i2.253.
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