Islamic Culture Skills

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This study aims to highlight the role of diverse skills, including learning and innovation skills, digital, media, and technological skills, and life and career skills, in serving Islamic culture and strengthening its presence in the life of contemporary Muslims. It examines the concepts and significance of these skills, analyzes contemporary Muslims’ needs for them, and explores their potential for disseminating Islamic values, strengthening cultural identity, and renewing cultural discourse in response to contemporary developments and challenges. The study employs the inductive and analytical approaches according to the nature of its topics and issues, drawing on Islamic scriptural texts and relevant cultural, educational, and intellectual studies. The study finds that Islamic cultural skills constitute an essential part of the value system that strengthens Islamic cultural identity and supports its continuity amid contemporary changes. Learning and innovation skills provide new opportunities for renewing Islamic discourse and developing Islamic education to meet contemporary needs. Digital media and modern technologies can enhance the dis-semination of Islamic values and address contemporary intellectual and cultural challenges. Life skills, including self-control, altruism, and justice, contribute to applying and reinforcing Islamic values in Muslims’ practical and everyday lives. The study also emphasizes the importance of integrating these skills to develop an aware Muslim personality capable of adapting to change while preserving religious principles and authentic cultural identity