The book “The Muslim Teacher: Characteristics and Duties” by Muhammad Al-Omari is a comprehensive study that highlights the role of the Muslim teacher in society and examines their personal and professional characteristics from an Islamic perspective. The book addresses a set of values and principles that a Muslim teacher should embody, such as sincerity, honesty, and justice, in addition to the importance of guidance and counseling, and the necessity of positively influencing students. The book also discusses the duties of the teacher in teaching and guiding students, and emphasizes the importance of raising generations on Islamic principles through educational curricula and teaching methods. The book also highlights the challenges facing teachers in the modern era, such as technological advancements and social changes, and offers practical advice for improving educational performance and developing the relationship between teachers and students in light of Islamic values.
The Muslim Teacher Characteristics and Duties
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This book addresses the role of the Muslim teacher by highlighting their essential qualities and duties in education according to Islamic principles.
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