Deeply rooted in its Islamic heritage, South Sulawesi showcases a unique and evolving landscape of Islamic education.This study delves into the interplay between *Madrasah, institution-run schools integrating Islamic and national curricula, **Pesantren, traditional boarding schools fostering spiritual growth and community living, and **University*, offering broader intellectual avenues.It examines how these institutions navigate the challenges of modernity, preserving cherished traditions while adapting to contemporary needs.Through a nuanced analysis of their curriculum, pedagogy, and student experiences, this work sheds light on the critical role Islamic education plays in shaping faith, knowledge, and identity in South Sulawesi.It ultimately questions: what are the dynamics of these diverse educational settings on contemporary situations?.
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Ismail Suardi Wekke (2024) studied this question.
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