Education and Politics - Tahraoui, Ramdane
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Education is the key to people s minds. This inquiry is associated with this spectrum as it investigated the relationship between education and politics. It identified the double role of education as a politicising and a politicised factor in the two consecutive eras of the Fatimids and the Ayy bids in medieval Egypt. The inquiry concluded that despite the existing political and religious affiliations in each epoch, formal and informal institutions of education were arenas in which power and politics received fundamental expression. This does not necessarily mean that the politicization of…mehr

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Education is the key to people s minds. This inquiry is associated with this spectrum as it investigated the relationship between education and politics. It identified the double role of education as a politicising and a politicised factor in the two consecutive eras of the Fatimids and the Ayy bids in medieval Egypt. The inquiry concluded that despite the existing political and religious affiliations in each epoch, formal and informal institutions of education were arenas in which power and politics received fundamental expression. This does not necessarily mean that the politicization of education during those two phases restricted the thought and prevented it from flourishing. On the contrary, learning was accessible for all and absolutely free. Students received stipends provided by abundant income from a chain of a deeply embedded institution in the thoughts and practices of medieval Islamic societies called waqf. The religious motive was fundamental in the functioning of Islamic medieval educational process and the ultimate role of education in both, Fatimid and Ayy bid epochs was the preservation of the Islamic faith and the shar ah.
Autorenporträt
An Algerian academic who lives in Malaysia and lectures at the International Islamic University (IIUM). Dr. Tahraoui earned a B.A in Islamic Sciences in his native Algeria in 1990. He moved to Malaysia in 1996 and got a Master degree in education at IIUM. Dr. Tahraoui then completed his PhD in 2010 at the same institution.