This inaugural issue of the Journal of Instruction and Islamic Religious Education (JIIRE) presents five articles authored by 31 scholars from seven countries, including Indonesia, Malaysia, Vietnam, Algeria, Thailand, Canada, and Morocco. Addressing both theoretical frameworks and practical applications, each article contributes to the ongoing discourse on enhancing educational quality, supporting teacher development, and refining instructional methods. This issue serves as a significant resource for educators, policymakers, and researchers committed to advancing the field of Islamic education globally.
Published:
March 8, 2025
DOI:
10.63826/jiire.v1i1
Articles
Islamic ethics, identity processes, and project-based learning method for madrasah teachers: A phenomenological approach
1-13
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The accuracy of developing professional madrasah teachers: Seen from gender and teacher certification in the future profession
15-28
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Inquiry-based learning method: Is it effective in improving madrasah teacher social competence in student-centered learning
29-44
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Wahdah method for madrasah teacher professionalism: Is it effective for improving al-Qur’an reading skill?
45-55
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Islamic education narratives from the Turkistan Plain: Discovering the heritage of al-Zarnuji’s thoughts on Islamic professional teachers
57-69
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