The Concept of a Student's Manners Towards a Teacher from the Perspective of Imam An-Nawawi and Sheikh Az-Zarnuji

Abstract

Adab is a very important thing in life, especially in education. As a result, one of the main goals that the world of education wants to achieve is to produce civilized students. The name Imam An-Nawawi is mentioned in the muqaddimah of the book Al-Majmu' and Sheikh Az-Zarnuji is mentioned in the book Ta'lim Al-Muta'allim, which discusses the manners of a student, known in the Islamic world. Based on this, this research will discuss two issues: 1) Imam An-Nawawi's views on pupil etiquette in the muqaddimah of the book Al-Majmu' and 2) Sheikh Az-Zarnuji's view about pupil etiquette in the book Ta'lim Al-Muta'allim. 3) How do Imam An-Nawawi and Sheikh Az-Zarnuji view the manners of a student? This research uses a qualitative approach, library research type, and uses comparative analysis techniques. This method makes it possible to connect the thoughts of two characters and reach common ground between them while maintaining differences. Imam An-Nawawi is of the opinion that good students must be humble, eliminate distractions that hinder learning, be patient, utilize their time, not be lazy, increase their worship, recite prayers to the Messenger of Allah and pray a lot. They also argue that students should understand their teacher's condition, ask for guidance from their teacher and follow their directions, take care of their teacher's feelings, not sit in the teacher's place, and gain their teacher's approval.