Sunday, 14 April 2013
Islamization of Error and Contrastive Analysis
Error
and Contrastive Analysis is one of the prominent subjects in Linguistics that
we should be highly concerned of. We have chosen the subject to be integrated
with Islamization because to learn something without relating it to our
religion and Creator seems to be deficient and incomplete. Unlike the westerns,
we should never secularize our knowledge from our religion and Creator.
In general, Error and Contrastive Analysis
teaches us about how we can analyze the types and causes of language errors. By
looking at the errors that people constantly make, we can try to improve our language
better and find solutions in order to overcome the problems faced in the contemporary
usage. As language is the medium where messages are delivered to others as a
way of communication, it is important for us to preserve our language and
protect it from any harm that can diminish its aesthetical values. Plus, in
this subject too, we have learned about how to compare between cultures that
use different languages. By learning this, it helps us to understand how vast
this world is to hold different varieties of cultures and languages and how we
should embrace the differences and accept others without being prejudice and
bias to our own culture. We have to respect other people’s different ways of
life and try to understand them.
This
subject as we mainly know is taught in English and the researchers are mostly
western scholars. Most of them hence, do not include the religion perspectives
in their studies. In Islam however, we practice that everything in this world
must be related to religion and Allah. Worldly matters cannot be secularized
and should be integrated with religion especially education. Therefore, we
should learn and practice the Islamization of knowledge as by doing so we are
more grounded to our belief system and closer to Allah. By practicing this
also, we can be more humble in our judgments and perceptions as Islam is a
religion of moderation and humility.
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