النصوص القرآنية المتعلقة بالبيئة و مدى توظيفها في كتب العلوم لصفوف الحلقة الأساسية الأولى في الأردن
The present study intended to inspect the Quranic texts devoted to the environment, as well as, recognizing their significance. The study also explored the extent of employing Quranic texts in the 1st circle of basic stage science textbooks in the academic year 2011\2012 in Jordan. The descriptive a...
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Veröffentlicht in: | Magallat al-ʻulūm al-tarbawiyyat wa-al-nafsiyyat 2014, Vol.15 (1), p.345-379 |
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Zusammenfassung: | The present study intended to inspect the Quranic texts devoted to the environment,
as well as, recognizing their significance. The study also explored
the extent of employing Quranic texts in the 1st circle of basic stage science
textbooks in the academic year 2011\2012 in Jordan. The descriptive analytical
approach was used to devise the most central signs of the Quranic texts associated
with the environment, then the extent of its use in the cited textbooks
was explored. The study focused on Quranic environmental signs as based
on environmental education framework which comprises: the environment,
its problems, legislations and rules that uphold them. The study restricted the
Quranic texts related to the environment into three domains. The first domain
is that of the natural environment which was found to be related to the atmosphere,
water resources, livestock resources, plant resources, land, mountains,
planets and stars. The second domain is linked to environmental problems
caused by man misconducts. Examples of human actions found were those
of actions that cause pollution, extravagance or waste, noise and chaos. The
third domain is the content related to urging man to preserve the environment
which is pertinent to moderation, reform, appreciation of the environment
aesthetics, and quietness or not causing chaos. The study also concluded that
Quranic texts are totally neglected in all units related to the environment in
the first and second grade science textbooks. Yet, only two Quranic texts were
employed in the third grade textbook. Finally, the researchers recommended
a perspective on how to employ Quranic texts in all of the three science textbooks. |
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ISSN: | 1726-5231 1726-3670 |