Development of the Arabic Grammar (Nahwu) Textbook Al-Ajurumiyyah Al-Qur'aniyyah based on the Scaffolding-Structure

Abstract

This study was conducted to meet the needs of Nahwu textbooks in Islamic boarding schools based on the scaffolding-structure based on the Al-Ajurumiyyah Al-Qur’aniyyah book by adhering to the applicable Nahwu principle. The research method used is ADDIE model development research This textbook has innovations in the form of a comprehensive concept map, the application of scaffolding theory with sentence patterns from examples of verses of the Qur’an, and a quick response code containing interesting learning content. The textbook is very valid and can be implemented after going through the validation test with the presentation of the results of material validation 95.45%, media validation 89.18%, and validation of learning 95.92%. The effectiveness test with paired t-test shows that the book being developed has a significant effect on student learning.

A New Direction of Arabic Language Teaching: Integration Muthala’ah Text Book and Religious Moderation Concept

“…Another textbook development research focused on Arabic in Arabic grammar (Nahwu) established the scaffoldingscaffolding structure al-Ajrumiyyah al-Qur'aniyal-Qur'aniyyah, which followed the applicable Arabic syntax principles. This research shows that the textbook can be applied with a good validation test (Muzdalifah et al, 2021). This textbook development differs from the present research because the research developed a syntax textbook, and the current research developed an Arabic reading textbook called Muthola'ah.…”

“…Another research by Luthfi, which developed an educative magazine-based bilingual learning as a medium to enrich Arabic and English vocabulary, indicates that the developed product was quite simple, engaging, and appropriate for future bilingual learning. The previous research developed a media for Arabic language teaching; meanwhile, this research developed an Arabic language textbook focusing on reading skills (Nisa' & Murtadho, 2023).…”