In Arabic language and Islamic tradition, education is known by three terms. Which of the following is NOT a word for education?

Correct option is C

In Arabic language and Islamic tradition, the words for education are Talim (knowledge), Tarbiyah (development), and Talib (student). Tijarat means trade or commerce and is not a word for education.
Information Booster:
1. Talim: Refers to the imparting of knowledge.
2. Tarbiyah: Refers to upbringing and moral development.
3. Talib: Refers to a student or seeker of knowledge.
4. Tijarat: Means trade or commerce, unrelated to education.
5. Islamic Education: Emphasizes the comprehensive development of individuals.
6. Madrasa: Traditional Islamic school focusing on religious and secular education.
Additional Information:
· Talim (a): Focuses on the dissemination of knowledge.
· Tarbiyah (b): Involves holistic development, including moral and spiritual growth.
· Tijarat (c): Refers to business or trade, not education.
· Talib (d): A student or seeker of knowledge.