Islamic Education and Social Cohesion : Fostering Tolerance and Understanding in Multicultural Societis

  • Sudi Raharjo
  • Adam Latuconsina
  • Akhmad Syahbudin
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Abstract

This research aims to examine the role of Islamic education in strengthening social cohesion through the cultivation of the values of tolerance and mutual understanding in a multicultural society. Using a qualitative approach with the literature study method (library research), this study analyzes various sources of academic literature, including books, scientific articles, and educational documents related to Islamic education and cultural diversity. The results of the study show that Islamic education, when implemented with an inclusive and contextual approach, has great potential in shaping the character of students who are tolerant, open, and respectful of differences. The universal values in Islam such as justice, compassion, brotherhood, and respect for human rights can be the foundation in building cross-cultural understanding. Islamic education can also function as a medium of social transformation that encourages dialogue between religious communities and reduces prejudice and identity-based conflicts. However, to achieve this goal, an adaptive curriculum, competent educators, and a learning environment that supports the values of pluralism are needed. This study recommends the need to strengthen a multicultural perspective in the Islamic education system in order to create a harmonious, peaceful, and civilized society. Thus, Islamic education can contribute significantly to building social cohesion in an increasingly pluralistic global society.

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Sudi Raharjo, Adam Latuconsina, & Akhmad Syahbudin. (2025). Islamic Education and Social Cohesion : Fostering Tolerance and Understanding in Multicultural Societis. International Journal for Science Review, 2(6). https://doi.org/10.71364/ijfsr.v2i6.50

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