Islamic education values

School accreditation in Indonesia is often reduced to completing documents before the assessment visit, so the quality it produces tends to be administrative and short-lived. SDIT Ar Refah Tanjungpinang faced the same problem before it raised its accreditation rating from C to A. This study aims to analyse the principal's strategies for building a quality culture from a Total Quality Management perspective, to explain how the values of amanah (trustworthiness) and ihsan (excellence) are internalised into that culture, and to reveal the impact of this culture on the accreditation transformation. The study employed a qualitative approach with a single case study design. Data were collected through in-depth interviews, participant observation, and document analysis involving the principal, teachers, administrative staff, foundation board members, the school committee, and the accreditation team. The data were analysed using the interactive model of data condensation, data display, and conclusion drawing, and their trustworthiness was tested through source and technique triangulation. The findings show that the principal built a quality culture through shared quality awareness, documented work cycles, improvement-oriented evaluation, team collaboration, and role modelling. Amanah and ihsan served as intrinsic motivation that shifted work orientation from compliance to worship. The study concludes that integrating TQM principles with amanah and ihsan produces a substantive accreditation transformation, because quality is embraced as a moral and spiritual responsibility of the entire school community.

Instruction of prayer fiqh in pesantren goes beyond merely teaching the procedures and regulations of worship, it also plays a role in shaping the religious attitudes and habits of the students. Therefore, it is necessary to examine how the material regarding the fiqh of prayer is understood and instilled, so that Islamic values can be applied in daily life. This research aims to analyze the internalization of Islamic education values in the prayer worship material in the book Fathul Qorib by Ibn Qasim al-Ghazi at Al Huda Kunduran Islamic Boarding School. The research uses a qualitative approach with a descriptive type. Data were obtained through observations of the Fathul Qorib learning process and interviews with the pesantren caretaker, ustadz, and santri. Data analysis was conducted through data condensation, data presentation, and drawing conclusions by comparing information from various sources. The research results show that the prayer material in Fathul Qorib includes obligatory conditions, valid conditions, pillars, Sunnah, things that invalidate prayer, the number of prayer units, congregational prayer, qashar and jama’, as well as several special prayers. The material serves as the foundation for instilling values of faith, discipline, responsibility, and morality. The internalization of values is carried out through classical learning, sorogan, habituation of congregational prayers, supervision, advice, and the exemplary behavior of caregivers and teachers. The process is supported by the pesantren environment, direct interaction with teachers, and a culture of collective learning. Meanwhile, the obstacles include differences in the ability to read religious texts, limited references, fatigue, and inconsistency among some students. The novelty of the research lies in revealing the connection between the fiqh of prayer material, the study of the Yellow Book, and the internalization of values until they are manifested in the religious habits of the students. The research results show that the study of Fathul Qorib not only strengthens the understanding of fiqh but also internalizes the values of faith, discipline, responsibility, and morality through learning, habituation, supervision, and exemplary behavior.