Dr Khairudin Aljunied, author of the book "Hamka and Islam - Cosmopolitan Reform in the Malay World", compares different methods in learning, from the past and present, seeking to deliberate on the shift in emphasis within pedagogical trends. Today, learning is measured and catered based on one’s age, whereas history depicts to us that learning was nuanced and catered through personalities and passion that is embedded within the human nature. He also speaks about priorities in seeking knowledge, and the different avenues of education where people can find their personal hidden potential and interests.
"The whole purpose of knowledge, reading, learning… is to realize one’s fullest intellectual potential."
In the second episode of Uncommon Sense, Dr Khairudin Aljunied shares with us the role of education in our lives, and how it shapes us to be well-rounded individuals, forming excellent building blocks of the society. He also shares a multitude of facets in which education serves to be an imperative aspect of life, when it comes to family building, personal development and more.
Uncommon Sense explores the minds of important muslim figures in Singapore. Hosted by Ustaz Taufiq, the talk-show welcomes guests that have made significant contributions to the progress of the Muslim community through their works and efforts. These engaging conversations provide insights to the current climate, and to foresee the future of Muslims in Singapore.
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