What kind of educational system do Muslims have?

Muslims believe that the fundamental purpose of education is to create virtuous human beings on the basis of Islamic beliefs and ethical norms. The traditional Islamic education system emphasizes the cultivation of individual virtues while taking into account the needs of society for human resources. The famous sociologist Max Weber once divided education into three categories: first, "transcendental education", which aims to evoke "religious inspiration and to bring the educated person into the realm of transcendence and introspection", and which is mainly concerned with the perfection of the inner spirit of man; The second is cultural education, which is intended to train gentlemen and dignitaries, and which attaches particular importance to social honor and status; and the third is specialized education, which aims to cultivate various skills and craft expertise. The Islamic education system, on the other hand, integrates these three types of education, emphasizing purification of the heart, inner integrity, and physical strength, while at the same time requiring individuals to acquire certain professional skills and dedicate themselves to the public welfare of Muslim society.