Penguasaan Nahwu Menggunakan Kitab Nazm Al-‘Imrithi Dan Kemampuan Membaca Kitab Kuning: Studi Analisis Korelasional

  • Muyasiroh W
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Abstract

This research aims to determine the relationship between mastery of nahwu using the Nazm Al-'Imrithi book and the ability to read the yellow book (Kitab Kuning). The research was carried out on a population of class XI students at MA Roudlotul Mubtadiin Balekambang. The research uses quantitative methods, where primary data is obtained through tests. The sample consisted of 30 students from a total population of 62 students obtained using the Purposive Sampling method. Researchers collected data originating from test instruments, interviews and documentation. The research results revealed that the implementation of nahwu learning using the book Nazm Al-'Imrithi was at a percentage level of 79.93%, which means it was "good". Meanwhile, the ability to read the yellow book is at a percentage level of 86.93%, which means it is "Very Good". Researchers analyzed the relationship between the two using the Product Moment formula which shows that the calculated r value is greater than r table. Thus the hypothesis that there is a significant relationship between mastery of nahwu and the ability to read books is accepted, with the level of relationship at the "medium" level. The results of the research contribute to one factor that teachers need to pay attention to when teaching the yellow book so that they pay attention to their nahwu abilities if they want to get maximum learning results.

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Muyasiroh, W. (2024). Penguasaan Nahwu Menggunakan Kitab Nazm Al-‘Imrithi Dan Kemampuan Membaca Kitab Kuning: Studi Analisis Korelasional. Tarbiyatuna: Jurnal Pendidikan Ilmiah, 9(1), 19–34. https://doi.org/10.55187/tarjpi.v9i1.5587

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