The Silence of Islamic Education and the Absence of a New Al-Ghazali in Indonesia
Indonesia's Islamic education sector is reportedly facing a silence due to the absence of a new generation of intellectuals akin to the renowned Islamic scholar Al-Ghazali. Concerns are raised about the quality of education and the development of Islamic thought.
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