Deep Learning in Islamic Education: A Reconstruction of Meaningful Learning Grounded in Spiritual Values

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Authors: Muhammad Delfy Zakaria, Mhd. Habibu Rahman, Yammipa Haruni Pasaribu, Nurul Syura, Nurhasanah
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Abstract

Contemporary education increasingly demands learning approaches that move beyond rote memorization toward deeper and more meaningful understanding. In Islamic education, this challenge involves integrating cognitive development with spiritual and ethical formation. This study aims to reconstruct deep learning in Islamic education by positioning meaningful learning grounded in spiritual values as its epistemological foundation. Employing a conceptual and analytical approach, this study synthesizes contemporary literature on deep learning, meaningful learning, and Islamic educational philosophy. The analysis indicates that deep learning functions as a meaning-oriented pedagogical framework that emphasizes reflective engagement, contextual understanding, and ethical awareness. Meaningful learning emerges as the core outcome, while spiritual values provide direction and purpose to the learning process. This framework offers a theoretical contribution to the development of holistic learning in Islamic education

Fields of Study & Subjects

Education and Islamic Studies Education and Character Development Islamic Thought and Society Studies

Publication details

Journal / source
Contemporary Journal of Applied Sciences
Volume
4
Issue
2
Pages
55–70
Publication date
23 February 2026
Language
EN