Educational Seclusion and the Role of Youth in the Story of “The People of the Cave”: Contemporary Pedagogical Implications

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Name: Nabil Ali El Khatib | Country: Lebanese Republic
Department / Fine Specialization: Education
Institution / University: University College of Da’wah

Abstract

This research analyzes educational seclusion and the role of youth in the narrative of the People of the Cave, highlighting the younger generation’s capacity to maintain values amidst societal pressures. It posits that seclusion serves as an educational tool to safeguard faith and values during challenging times, rather than a complete withdrawal from society. It reviews advocacy, obedience, and self-monitoring in youth, highlighting the influence of role models and guidance on their principles. It emphasizes the need for balance between faith protection and community involvement, noting that patience is fundamental to the temporary seclusion strategy. The study emphasizes that fostering self-discipline and intellectual strength in youth, supported by families and educational and religious institutions, is essential for converting young people into a constructive societal force capable of addressing contemporary challenges.
Keywords: Educational seclusion, faithful youth, People of the Cave, steadfastness, protecting religion, exemplary role models
Research Language: Arabic
How to cite:
ElQarar Journal for Peer-Reviewed Scientific Research, Vol. 9, Issue 27, Year (3), pp. 513-529.
⚖️ Conflict of Interest:

The author/authors declare no conflict of interest regarding the publication of this research.

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This study did not receive any financial support or grant from any public, private, or non-profit entity.

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