Morals are an important part of Islam and education. Seeing the many cases students committing immorality, promiscuity, drugs makes it to discuss morals students. The objectives this study 1) Knowing according Al Ghazali in book Ayyuhal Walad. 2) Quraish Shihab Missing From Us: Morals. type research used is library using documentation method with complex thorough data validity checking techniqu...

objective: parents are believed to be among the most influential adults who have a deterministic role in the success of interventional programs on adolescents' reproductive health. the aim of this study is to describe parents' perceptions and attitudes towards adolescent reproductive needs, experiences and associated factors. method: a population-based study of 539 parents of adolescent boys, a...

242 words): Putrid food, fetid smells, disfiguring diseases, and a variety of bodily products are disgusting. Incest, bestiality, and many moral transgressions are also disgusting. Does disgust refer to a single emotion, or more than one? Theorists disagree. Many researchers have treated disgust more or less as a homogeneous emotion with a set of prototypical experiential, expressive, physiolog...

Islamic education plays an important role in the process of forming one's character order to have a person who has good morals, when input received is it will produce something and vice versa. Because as formation children's must be given proper attention, therefore educational institutions such boarding schools are commonly referred solution for parents society shape into individuals morals. S...

This article examines the moral duality presented in Robert Louis Stevenson’s novella The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde its connection to Christian morals guiding Victorian society. It suggests that undermines a dualistic perception human nature through changes point view by replacing clear with an abject ambiguity. argues abjection part self is portrayed as destructive essentially cr...

Simple natural language texts and narratives often raise problems in commonsense spatial knowledge and reasoning of surprising logical complexity and geometric richness. In this paper, I consider a dozen short texts — five taken from literature, the remainder contrived as illustrations — and discuss the spatial reasoning involved in understanding them. I conclude by summarizing their common fea...

The traditional cognitive developmental perspective on moral acquisition posits that children actively construct moral beliefs by assessing the negative impacts of antisocial behaviors. This account is not easily applied to actions that are considered immoral despite lacking consequences for others' welfare. We studied the moralization of behaviors without tangible impacts, specifically examini...