Integrating Interdisciplinary Islamic Studies With Al-Qur'an Based Project Based Learning: Exploring Concepts And Theories In The Context Of Integrated Islamic Schools
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This study aims to explore the integration of Interdisciplinary Islamic Studies with Al-Qur'an-based Project Based Learning (PBL) in education and examine the relationship between relevant concepts and theories. Through an in-depth literature review, this study investigates the core concepts of this approach and how it can be integrated into educational practices within Integrated Islamic Schools.
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