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This study aims to explore and implement the principles of Wasathiyyatul Islam fi Tarbiyah, or Islamic moderation within educational contexts. Utilizing a literature review methodology, we systematically gathered and analyzed relevant scholarly sources, focusing on integrating Islamic moderation within educational practices. Key findings reveal that Wasathiyyatul Islam promotes balance, justice, and inclusivity, essential for developing a moderate and harmonious society. Quranic and Sunnah values were found to be central in moderating extremism and fostering tolerance. Practical applications include moderation in curriculum development, teaching methodologies, and student-teacher relationships. Wasathiyyatul Islam, or moderation in Islam, is an essential principle in shaping various aspects of life, including education and social relationships. This moderate approach emphasizes the importance of balance (tawazun), inclusivity (asy-syumuliyyah), and rejection of extremism (rafdh at-tatharruf) in every action and decision. In the context of education, or Wasathiyyatul Islam fi Tarbiyah, Wasathiyyatul Islam can be applied in selecting educational materials (ikhtiyar mawad at-ta'lim), the learning process ('amaliyyat at-ta'allum), and the relationship between students and teachers (mu'amalah ma'a al-mu'allimin). The study underscores the significance of embedding Wasathiyyatul Islam principles to address contemporary challenges such as extremism and intolerance. However, limitations include the study's scope restricted to specific educational settings and the cultural and socio-economic variations in implementation. Future research should explore diverse contexts and the long-term impacts of Wasathiyyatul Islam on student development. Additionally, the role of technology in enhancing Islamic education while maintaining moderation warrants further investigation
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