Abstract
The implementation of Islamic Religious Education (PAI) in the non- Muslim schools could be different from one another. Some schools have provided PAI for Muslim students and taught by a Muslim teacher in the form of a subject, but some other schools have provided Islamic education in the form of Islamic activities. School policy in providing Islamic education for Muslim students is not entirely based on the mission of ideology and adherence to legislation, but rather based on the social mission, especially the school marketing. The problems of Islamic Religious Education in non-Muslim schools are quite diverse, the problems are, among others, ideology, sociology and culture. While, the micro factors inhibiting PAI in non-Muslim schools are ; (1) inadequate religious facilities, (2) learning methods that are less appropriate to the context, (3) learning materials that are not in accordance with the initial ability of students, (4) the MORA involvement that is not intensive, and (5) low student input. The ideals of Islamic religious education in non-Muslim schools should be carried out based on multicultural consideration, namely education that is not doctrinaltextual, but gives students an understanding about different religions and value systems. Islamic religious education should use doctrinal-contextual approaches by taking into consideration the value systems and teachings of other religions
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