09 April 2021-UIN Maulana Malik Ibrahim Malang recently invited Prof. Dr. Ismail Lutfi Japakiya from Fathoni University, Thailand, to deliver an insightful lecture on “The Competence of Islamic Students to Face Global Competition.” The event, which brought together students, faculty, and researchers, provided a valuable platform for Prof. Dr. Japakiya to share the results of his latest research and engage with the academic community.
In his lecture, Prof. Dr. Japakiya emphasized the importance of Islamic students developing a blend of modern competencies, such as technological proficiency, critical thinking, and intercultural communication, alongside their religious and ethical foundations. His research focuses on how Islamic education can equip students with these skills, ensuring they are prepared to navigate the demands of an increasingly interconnected world.
Prof. Dr. Japakiya’s presentation sparked meaningful discussions, as he explained how his research demonstrates the potential for Islamic students to excel globally when they combine their faith-based values with modern, global skills. His findings offer valuable insights into how Islamic educational institutions can better prepare their students to contribute to global challenges.
The event encouraged further scholarly dialogue, with many participants inspired by Prof. Dr. Japakiya’s research to consider how Islamic education can continue to evolve and strengthen students’ global competencies. UIN Maulana Malik Ibrahim Malang’s invitation to host this event reflects its commitment to fostering academic excellence and ensuring its students are well-prepared for the future.
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