Abstract

Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) embodied a unique and all-encompassing method of imparting the foundational tenets of Islam, which were divinely revealed. His teachings spanned the breadth of human existence, encompassing facets of life, work, coexistence, and human relations, rendering them universally applicable across time and space. As both Allah's messenger and an exemplar for individual Muslims, the Prophet of Islam assumed a dual role. To present him as a paragon in every aspect of life, Muslims are encouraged to delve into the methods he employed for teaching and learning and to thoroughly delve into his Sunnah- his practices and traditions. This approach not only cultivates a comprehensive understanding of his life but also allows for the extraction of profound and invaluable lessons from it. The study delves into the often-overlooked educational pedagogy of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), whose holistic approach to teaching and learning presents a unique perspective on Islam. Contrasting with the secular educational theories rooted in Western and Eurocentric ideologies, the research explores the multifaceted teaching methods employed by the Prophet of Islam (PBUH) to educate individuals of all ages, backgrounds, and beliefs. Through exploratory research, drawing from Hadith, Sunnah, and the Prophet's (PBUH) Seerah, this study aims to revisit and uncover the diverse teaching methods and techniques employed by Prophet of Islam to nurture and educate his family, friends, companions, and even adversaries. The research provides insights into various aspects, including teaching strategies, applications, stages, and processes. The study initiates a comprehensive overview of the teaching methods and techniques used by the Prophet of Islam as part of his holistic approach to education. This foundational analysis serves as a tool for identifying critical issues that can guide further research in various areas. Ultimately, this research employs a critical analysis to illuminate the diverse teaching methods employed by Prophet of Islam and their relevance within the broader realm of pedagogical education. The study seeks to shed light on the enduring significance of these teaching methods and their potential impact on contemporary education.

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