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September 3, 2026Anbar university Journal for Islamic SciencesOpen Access

Developing critical thinking skills in Muslims in light of the Holy Quran

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A-Ahmed Jassim Mohammed Awad -

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Descriptive analytical review reveals Qur'anic pedagogical frameworks for developing critical thinking in Muslims, highlighting structured educational methods like questioning and contemplation.

Key Points

  • To identify the Qur'anic approach to fostering critical thinking and examine specific instructional methods for developing these cognitive skills among Muslims.
  • Applied a descriptive analytical approach to extrapolate Qur'anic verses addressing cognition, reflection, and evidence-based reasoning.
  • Identified normative controls, cognitive objectives, and instructional strategies embedded within religious texts.
  • Demonstrated that the Holy Qur'an presents an integrated cognitive model designed to liberate the intellect from uncritical imitation and discern truth from falsehood.
  • Identified five core instructional methods utilized in the Qur'an to cultivate critical thought: questioning, role-playing, narrative storytelling, empirical observation, and contemplation.

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Ahmed Jassim Mohammed Awad - (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a99355b636c6408cfa7d956https://doi.org/10.34278/aujis.2026.192231
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