Terlepad of perfect natural beauty, Indonesia also has a charming natural wonders. There is a turtle fossil in the cave, the lake three colors and thermal baths content. Here is the miracle that Indonesia!
There are many things you can find when traveling to Indonesia's natural. The air was cool, hiaju forest, or sea blue to treat primary. In addition, the wonders of nature is also the main atarik own.

though to see the wonders of the tidkalah easy, not least the traveler who seeks to see it up close. Besides Komodo, here are some natural wonders in Indonesia:

1. Jellyfish do not sting, Kakaban Lake, East Kalimantan
Wonders of Lake Kakaban is a jellyfish sting is not necessarily under water. Miraculously, these jellyfish found only in two places in the world, namely in Lake Kakaban and Jellyfish Lake on the island, Micronesia in the southeastern Pacific Ocean. You can swim to the bottom of lakes and menyeleam to meet these unique jellyfish.
Kakaban is one of a total of 31 islands that depend on Derawan Islands, East Kalimantan. Kakabann lake on the island is claimed as the largest jellyfish lake in the world. Why, there are 4 types of jellyfish in this lake, the moon jellyfish, spotted jellyfish, box jellyfish, jellyfish upside down. While Jellyfish Lake on the island only has two types of jellyfish only. It's fantastic is not it!
Kakaban lake itself has a unique texture. The lake is formed by rock that rises above sea level to a height of 50 meters. Then, this reef makes some trapped water, and formed a lake.
2. Salt on top of the mountain, Mount Krayan, East Kalimantan
Still in east Kalimantan, one more miracle here is that there is salt on the mountain. Salt is located in the well in the village of Long Midang, Mount Krayan within 100 km northwest at an altitude dai 2400 masl. It is remarkable.
Mountain of salt produced in Krayan have the same appearance with sea salt, which is like sand and white. However, it turns out the mountain of salt contains iodine higher than sea garm.
The process of making this any different salt with sea salt. The basic ingredients such as water wells in the village of Long Midang, boiled the night until the water dries up. Once dry, tertinggalkan salt crystal grains which are soaked and wet salt is incorporated into the bamboo and bamboo burned until the fire burned. The rest of this offering, which is a dry salt which is then wrapped in leaves and ready for sale.
3. The fossil turtles and coral reefs, Batu Caves Mirror, West Manggarai, East Nusa Tenggara
Besides Komodo, Batu Caves Mirror is a miracle of East Nusa Tenggara. Why, in the cave there are clusters of coral reefs and turtle fossils in the cave wall. Batu Caves is located in the village of Wae Mirror kesambi, District of Komodo, West Manggarai, West Flores, East Nus.
To see this miracle, you have to browse through hundreds of meters long cave. In addition, the sparkle staklatit and staglagmit in this cave is also unique. Not surprisingly, this cave has always been a mandatory agenda during a visit to Flores.
Her turtle fossils you can see using a flashlight for dark atmosphere inside the cave. Cluster of rocks was clearly visible, like rocks under the sea. Therefore, rocks and sea turtles are supposed to be under the sea, why be in a cave on the mainland? This is the big question mark as well as a natural wonder.
4. Panntai pink sand, Komodo Island, East Nusa Tenggara east.
If the beaches are usually sandy white or black, these beaches have pink sand. Come to the Pink Beach on Komodo Island. This beach is located behind a hill, so quiet and secluded. Sea water around beaches and clear blue very tempting for diving or snorkeling.
Pink color this beach will look more dense than sand is still dry. Pink color is composed of coral, broken shells and calcium carbonate from marine life there.
You can go to the Pink Beach of Labuan Bajo. Relax on the beach to swim in the ocean, or just take pictures at the beach which is one of the wonders of Indonesia will be an unforgettable experience.
5. Three color lake, Ende, East Nusa Tenggara.
One more miracle of Flores, which is Lake Flores which has three colors. Black, dark blue, and bitu, are the three colors of the lake is located in the District Flores, Ende, East Nusa Tenggara. Not only tourists in the country, has been enchanting lake to the foreign traveler.
Wonders of the three lakes is to change the color. If lucky, you can see the colors change color, like the color red to green, from light green to whitish green, and others. This is due to the mineral content of factors, moss and rocks in the crater and also the influence of sunlight.
In addition, the community believes that changes colors it contains a "message" of its own. However, the journey to Lake Flores is not easy. You have to walk along the 3 kilometers and pass 236 steps to reach the summit of Kelimutu. From here, there is beauty and wonder of nature that is very charming.
6. The hot water at the beach, Tidore
The hot spring pool or mountains, have been normal. However, in Coastal Akesahu, Tidore, North Maluku, there are hot springs on the beach. Really on the beach and in front of you is the ocean.
Hot water Akesahu located about 30 minutes from the Port of Rum, a major port in Tidore. Miraculously, although situated on the coast, it feels fresh hot water. Coupled with shady trees and soft sand beaches, hot showers in this place is completely different from the usual.
Hot water comes from springs located near the beach. Submerge yourself in hot water while enjoying the atmosphere of the beach is very nice. Quite a cost of Rp. 2000 only, you can enjoy this natural wonder.
7. White sand hills Baliem Valley, Papua
If during this adana assume there are only white sand on the beach alone, there came to the village Aikima Baliem Valley, Jayawijaya, Papua. There are white sand which is on a hill and is hundreds of kilometers from the coast.
you have to climb the hill to see the white sand close. From a distance course, white sand clearly visible. The color is striking with a background of green mountains and blue sky, the sand seemed to flow from the top of the hill. White and clean, reflect sunlight to look like crystal.
According to science, the white sand is there for natural formations. First, Baliem Valley is a giant lake called wio. Around the year 1813, there was an earthquake that caused a shift and a change in geology. From there Baliem river also forms a bend in the middle of this valley. That said, the white sand Aikima village is one side of the ancient lake.
That's the magic of ne in Indonesia. Not least, traveler stunned silence to see magic up close. Prepare a backpack and set out to see the wonders of the archipelago is closer!!!!!

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 Indonesia's Natural Wealth

As an Indonesian citizen I am proud that Indonesia has many advantages when compared with other countries. Here is a list of record dimikili by the State of Indonesia.

1.       Republic of Indonesia is the largest archipelagic country in the world which consists of 17,504 islands, including 9634 islands yet to be named and 6,000 islands berpenguni not.

2.        Indonesia has 3 of the 6 largest island in the world, yanitu island of Borneo (the third largest island in the world with an area of ​​539 460 km2), Sumatra (472 606 km2, and New Guinea (421 981 km2).

3.       Indonesia is a maritime country in the world with an area of ​​93 thousand km2 waters and long beaches About a 81 thousand km2, or almost 25% of long beaches in the world.

4.       Indonesia is the country with the largest ethnic group in the world. There are more than 740 tribes / ethnic groups, which in Papua alone there are 270 tribes. Using 583 languages ​​and dialects of the 67 main languages ​​that are used by various tribes.

5.       Indonesia is a producer of liquefied natural (LNG) in the world (20% of world supply) is also the second largest tin producer.

6.       Indonesia has a Coral Reef (Coral Reef) in the world's richest men (18% of the world total) and had the most shark species in the world (150 species).

7.       Indonesia is ranked first in agricultural products, namely cloves (cloves) and pala (nutmeg), and ranked second in natural rubber (Natural Rubber) and crude palm oil (Crude Palm Oil).

8.       Indonesia is the largest exporter of plywood (pliwood), which is about 80% in the world market.

9.       Indonesia has the world's largest orchid biodiversity which is about 6 thousand species of orchids, ranging from the largest (or Grammatophyllum speciosum Tiger Orchid) to the smallest (Taeniophyllum, which no leaves), including Black Orchid is rare and found only in Papua.

10.   Having the world's largest mangrove huta. This plant is useful to prevent erosion by the sea or coastal erosion.

The record above is actually just a few of the many record-record relating to natural resources owned by the nation. So this time I hope my post is useful for all of us, do not forget to continue to stop by this blog and live commentary.

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Religion is a belief in the principles of God must be owned by every human being, as a religious man can know himself and his God, and the religious people can know and obligations as creatures created by God.
In Indonesia, many in the know or a variety of religious (Christian), but a recognized religion in Indonesia there are only five, including Islam, Protestantism and Catholicism, Hinduism, Buddhism and Confucianism.
- Islam
Islam is a religion that believes in one God, the language of Islam (in lafadz) has several meanings. Islam consists of basic letters (in Arabic): Sin, Lam and Mim. Some words in Arabic which has the same basic letters with Islam, Islam has nothing to do with meaning.
Islam in the language is: Islamul Wajh (beating face), Al istislam (surrender), As Salama (holy net), As Salam (survive and prosper), As Silmu (peace), and Sullam (steps, stages, or taddaruj) .
In terms, Islam means the revelation of God, the prophets and apostles deen, guidelines human life, the laws of God in the Qur'an and Sunnah, and he is a straight path, for the salvation of the world and the hereafter.
1. Name the holy book of Islam: Al_Qur'an
2. Teaching carrier name: Prophet Muhammad
3. Beginnings: less / more 1400 years ago
4. Name a place of worship: Mosque
5. Religious holiday: Muharram, Ashura, the Prophet's Birthday, Isra Mi'raj Nuzulul Quran, Eid ul-Fitr, Eid al-Adha, and Hijri New Year.
- Protestants and Catholics
Christianity is a religion based on the teachings, life, passion, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ or Jesus Christ. Christianity is believed yeses Christ is Lord and Messiah, the savior of all mankind, who redeemed from sin.
They attend church and Bible scriptures themselves. Sect or denomination comes after Martin Luther's protest in 1517 with his 95 Theses. applied to the words themselves Protestant Christians who reject the teachings and authority of the Catholic Church.
The word Catholic means universal or whole truth or the public (from the Greek adjective (Katholikos) which describes the nature of the church founded by Jesus Christ.
1. Name scriptures Protestants and Catholics: The Gospel
2. Bearer teachings: Isa / Jesus Christ
3. Place of worship: Church
4. Big Day Religious: Christmas, Good Friday, Easter, Ascension, and Pentecost
- Hindu
Hinduism is the oldest religion in dinua that still survive to this day, Hindu Sansakerta language means: Sanatana Dharma Eternal Truth, and Vaidika-Dharma (Righteousness Knowledge). Hinduism is a religion that originated from the Indian subcontinent.
Religion is a continuation of the religion of the Vedas (Brahmanism) which is the belief of the Indo-Iranian (Aryan). Religion is thought to arise between the years 3102 BC to 1300 BC.
1. Hindu scriptures Name: Weda
2. Name a place of worship: temples
3. Big Day Religious: Nyepi day, Saraswati, Pagerwesi, Galungan, and Kuningan
- Buddha
Buddhism in English Sansakerta is: Those who Sabar, who reached true enlightenment. of words Sansakerta: Budh, to know, Buddhism is the degree to realize the full potential of individuals to advance themselves and evolving consciousness.
In contemporary usage, is often used to refer to Siddhartha Gautama, religious teacher and founder of Buddhism Buddhist thought for this time. In other uses, it is an attraction and an example for people who have been aware of.
Buddhists do not consider Siddhartha Gautama Buddha as the first or last hyang. Technically, Buddha, Dharma or the person who found the Dhamma (the mean: Truth; case actual, reason, trouble the human condition, and the right to freedom through awareness, comes after a good karma (goal) perpetuated balanced and all bad actions not proficient abandoned.
1. Scripture Name: Tri Pitaka
2. The teaching Carrier Name: Sidharta Gautama
3. Place of worship: temples
4. Religious holidays: Vesak and Katina
- Confucius
Confucianism or Confucian, was a teacher or a famous sage and social philosopher of China, sometimes often simply called Kongcu (Hanzi, Hanyu Pinyin: Kongfuzi) (551 BC - 479 BC).
Fislsafahnya concerned with personal and governmental morality, and became popular because of strong principle in traditional Chinese characteristics. By the followers of Confucianism, he was recognized as a prophet.
1. Major carriers teachings: Confucianism
2. places of worship: pagoda / temple
3. Religious holidays: Sembayang the ancestral spirits, the Lunar New Year, Ca Go Mek, Twan Yang, Hari tangcik / Sembayang Ronde.

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After the previous post I discussed The Facts About Indonesia?, Today I would raise a topic that is still the same around the facts about Indonesia.

This post will discuss about "The mountains are still active in Indonesia".

It’s not surprising that Indonesia’s nasional motto is ‘Unity in Diversity’ since there are few places in the world that offer such cultural variety and geographical complexity as Indonesia.

Indonesia is the largest archipelago in the world with 18,108  islands (based on 2003 satellite imaging data), stretching along the equator for more than 5,000 km. Superimposed on the United States or Europe, Indonesia would stretch roughly from San Francisco to New York or from Madrid to Moscow. Nearly 60% of Indonesia’s land is forested and a significant prtion is mountainous and volcanic. Some mountains on Sumatra and Irian Jaya exceed 3,000 metres in height. Mt Merapi, on Java, is regarded as the most volatile of Indonesia’s 500 volcanoes – 12% of which are still active!

o   Population

Indonesia is the fourth most heavily populated country in the world after China, India and the United States with 228 milion people (2002), comprising some 300 ethnic groups who speak an estimated 583 languages and dialects. The majority is concentrated on Java, Bali and Madura (60%). A government transmigration policy resettles people on the less populated islands, and Indonesians have been alerted to the importance of only two children to a family to control the birth explosion.

The majority of Indonesians are of Malay descent. The major ethnic groups are : javanese (45%), Sundanese (14%), Madurese (7,5%). Costal Malays (7,5%) and others _ Chinese, Indians (26%).

o   Religion

Indonesia is the biggest Islamic nation in the world, with Muslims forming about 90% of the population. Bali, however, is almost entirely Hindu and everywhere there are Buddhists and Christians. But, strangely enough, there is no official state religion – freedom of thought being guaranteed by the Constitution.

o   Language

There are more than 500 languages and dialects spoken in Indonesia, but it was Malay that was embraced as the national language – the language of unity – at the All Indonesian Youth Congress in 1982. Republicans had recognized for some time the important role that a common language might play in binding together the different religions and etnic groups that comprised the East Indies.

Malay had long been the lingua franca of traders in the archipelago and, importantly, it was not identified with any particular group. Most importantly of all, though, it was not a Javanese language. Before long it was being referred to as Bahasa Indonesia – the Indonesian language.

o   The main islands

With such a bewildering mosaic of cultures, landscapes and histories, it often makes more sense to break the country down into its constituent parts – Java, Bali, Sumatra, Nusa Tenggara, Sulawesi, Maluku, Kalimantan and Irian Jaya (the western half of New Guinea).

o   Java

Java is the political, geographic and economic heart of Indonesia. Although the island covers only 6% of the country’s land area, it has a population of 120 million – accounting for 60% of Indonesia’s total population. This makes it one of the most densely populated islands on earth. Historically, Java has been home to Indonesia’s most glorious kingdoms and has produced the archipelago’s finest art and architecture, such as Borobudur and Prambanan. Today, it is the centre of political and economic  power, generating more than half of the country’s  GDP and dominating Indonesia to such an extent that inhabitants in the Outer Islands decry the so-called ‘Javanization’ of their culture.

Don’t miss :

The 18th century city of Yogyakarta, the cultural centre of Java.

Borobudur, over a thousand years old and one of the greatest Buddhist relics in South-East Asia. It is constructed of over a million and a half stones, with nearly 6 km of reliefs and 300 statues of Buddha.

Prambanan. The Hindu temples of Prambanan village are the best remaining examples of Java’s period of Hindu cultural development and the second most impressive archaeological site after Borobudur.

Gunung Bromo (2,392m), an ancient crater with four peaks rising from it and the most popular climb in Java.

o   Bali

More tourists visit Bali than any other place in Indonesia. The islan has gained a reputation as the exotic tropical island paradise pa excellence – a reputation which dates from the early years of this century when artists began to visit the island and record its breathtaking beauty. With its majestic volcanoes, spectacular terraced rice fields, golden beaches and a rich and colourful culture, Bali is the jewel in the crown of Indonesia’s tourism industry, though this was marred some waht in October, 2002 when a bomb exploded outside a popular nightclub in Kuta, killing some 200 people and leaving hundreds more injured or missing.

Don’t miss :

Kuta, Bali’s largest and tackiest tourist beach resot. It has the greatest choice of hotels, restaurants, shops and nightclubs and the best beach – but also the worst traffic and street hawkers. Sogo somewhere else if you want a quiet, unspoilt tropical hideaway.

Ubud, the cultural centre of Bali.

The craft villages of Batubulan for stone-carvings, Celuk for silver, Sukawati for the art market, Batuan for painting and Mas for woodcarving.

A local cremation. These are dramatic affairs and tourists are often welcome.

The volcanoes Gunung Agung and Gunung Batur, plus the spectacular coast along Tanjung Bukit and Nusa Penida.

The temple of Puru Ulun Danu, one of the most important temples in Bali, dramatically situated on the rim of a crater.

o   Sumatra

Sumatra is the fourth largest island in the world and is over 2,000 km long. With a surface area of nearly 475,000 square km, it is twice the size of Britain and one third larger than Japan. Yet, despite its size, it supports less than 25% of the population of Indonesia.

Sumatra is an island with an extraordinary wealth of natural resources, abundant wildlife, Islamic and colonial architecture and breathtaking mountains, lakes and rivers and some of the finest national parks in the country.

Sumatra is also crucial to the Indonesia economy. It was in North Sumatra that Indonesia’s first commercial oil well was sunkin 1871, and over 60% of the country’s total petroleum and gas production comes from the island and the seas surrounding it.

Don’t miss :

The orang-utan Rehabilitation Centre just outside Bukit Lawang.

Gunung Leuser National Park, one of the largest National parks in Indonesia. There are tigers, rhinoceros, elephants and orang-utan, plus lots of primates such as gibbons and the white-breasted Thomas Leaf Monkey. There are also over 3,000 species of plants and 300 bird species.

Danau Toba, the largest lake in South-East Asia and one of Indonesia’s most spectacular sights. It occupies the caldera of a giant volcano that collapsed in on itself after a cataclysmic eruption about 100,00 years ago.

The hill town of Bukittinggi, 930m above on the Ngarai Siank Canyon and surrounded by volcanoes. It is a centre for Minagkabau culture.

o   Nusa Tenggara

Nusa Tenggara means ‘South-East Islands’ and is quite different from the rest of Indonesia, It consists of over 500 islands, from Lombok in the west to Timor in the east, the drier it becomes. Compared with other areas of Indonesia, it is dry and barren – more like Australia than the Jungle-clad tropics. The people are poorer than those elsewhere in Indonesia, and there are so many different languages and cultures that it’s impossible to think of these people as one group. Only about 4% of the Indonesian population live in Nusa Tenggara.

Don’t miss :

Lombok, next-door neighbour to Bali. If you’re looking for the quiet beaches, crystal clear water and white sand that you didn’t find on Bali, then Lombok is the place to visit. It also has a towering volcano, Gunung Rinjani and interesting crafts.

Komoda and Rinca islands, home of the famous Komoda dragons – 3m long and weighing 100kg – the largest lizards in the world.

Sumba, which has the most intact traditional culture in Nusa Tenggara. It is best-know for its spectacular ikat weaving, fascinating megalithic tombs and the annual often-violent Pasola festivals which involve mock battles between teams of armed horsemen.

The volcanic island of Flores, famous for the spectacular crater lakes at Kelimutu which change colour every now and then. (Nobody can explain why!)

o   Sulawesi

Formerly know as the Celebes, Sulawesi lies between Kalimantan and Maluku. A glance at any map of Sulawesi immediately hights the island’s strangest attribute – its shape. The island has four ‘arms’ which radiate from a mountainous core and it has been described as looking like an orchid, a deformed spider, a giant crab and even a mutant starfish! Despite covering an area nearly as great as Britain, no place is more than about 40 km from the sea. It is the third largest of the so-called Greater Sundas, with a land area of 227,000 square km and a population of 13 million.

Don’t miss :

Tana Toraja, home of the  Toraja people and Sulawesi’s most popular tourist attraction. The Toraja people are famous for their unique culture, distinctive architecture and colourful ceremonies – in particular their burial practices.

Lore Lindu National Park. Covering an area of 250,000 hectares, this large and remote national park has barely been touched by tourism. It has a wide range of habitat and is most famous for its  huge variety of birds.

Danau Poso, Indonesia’s third largest lake, with its famous annual Festival Danau Poso in late August. Villagers from far-afield gather for a colourful celebration of culture, with dancing, song, traditional sports and other activities.

The reefs around Pulau Bunanken for some of the best diving and snorkelling in Indonesia.

o   Maluku

Maluku, formerly know as the Moluccas, is not so much a province as an archipelago. It sprawls across 851,000 squere km, of which only one tenth is land, and consists of over 1,000 islands. Their total population is only 1.9 million.

Although the islands are very much at the edge of the Indonesian world, both geographically and economically, they are historically extremely significant. These were the fabled ‘Spice Islands’ to which Indian, Chinese, Arab and later, European traders, came in search of the cloves and nutmeg which grew only there.

Don’t miss :

The Banda Islands, with magnificent forts, a volcano, stunning coral reefs and beaches and the ideal place for diving and snorkelling.

The Kai Islands (also known as the “Thousand Islands’) with some of the best beaches east of Bali.

o   Kalimantan (Indonesia Borneo)

Kalimantan is a huge, thinly-populated territory of swamps, jungle, mountains and rivers. Borneo, of which Kalimantan forms the major part, has always held a mystical fascination for westerners. It was a vast, isolated, jungle-covered island, where head-hunters ran wild, and which, if romantic myths were to be believed, was rich in gold and diamonds. It is the third largest island in the world (after Greenland and New Guinea) and is divided between three countries – Indonesia, Malaysia and Brunei. Kalimantan’s 549,000 square km (nearly 30% of Indonesia’s total land area) has just 5% of the country’s population (about 9.5 million), most of which is concentrated in a handful of coastal cities. The interior is populated by various Dayak tribes, whose villages are scattered along the riverbanks. Although Kalimantan has huge tracts of virtually uninhabited land, parts of the island are heavily industrialized and it is the main producer of oil and timber in Indonesia.

Kalimantan is one of the least visited parts of Indonesia, so it’s a great place to ‘get off the beaten track’ and for those who like their travel ‘rough’!

Don’t miss :

The Orang-utan Rehabilitation Centres at Tanjung Harapan and Camp Leakey within Tanjung Puting National Park. These are probably the best in Indonesia.

River travel along the Sungai Mahakam (Mahakam River).

The floating market at Banjarmarsin on the Barito River. (There are plenty of food canoes as well!)

o   Irian Jayanti

Irian Jaya comprises the western half of the island of New Guinea – the world’s largest island after Greenland. It is Indonesia’s largest, most remote, and least populated province, with large areas yet to be explored. The province is also one of the country’s newest and was only ‘acquired’ after the Dutch surrendered control of it in the 1960s.

Irian Jaya has a population of under 2 million, and is nearly twice the of Britain and three times larger than Java and Bali combined. It contains the highest mountain in Indonesia – Puncak Jaya (5,050 m) which is usually snow-capped. Since the province is covered in vast tracts of remote and rugged country, travelling here is a serious proposition with many areas only accessible on foot. (And you will definitely need a guide!)

Don’s miss :

Baliem Valley. This is Irian Jaya’s major tourist attraction with its unique culture and trekking opportunities. The Dani people live here and Dani men still wear penis sheaths despite the government’s campaign in the 1970s to eradicate them.

Pulau Biak, popular for its beaches, diving and Second World War relics.

The Asmat region, a huge area which remains almost completely undeveloped and one of the truly unexplored regions left in the world. Home of the Asmat people, famous for their wood-carving.

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The religious systems found in Indonesia are comprised of a wide variety of beliefs with 90% of the population claiming to be Muslim. Indonesia is considered to be the largest Muslim country in the world, however, the Islam of Indonesia contains a myriad of current of beliefs, each with a slightly different set of beliefs and practices. There are also groups who practice forms of Buddhism, Hinduism, Greek Paganism and Shamanistic Animism, Christianity is not foreign to Indonesia either with various protestant denominations practiced as well as Roman Catholicis,. There also exists a set of practices common to many of the religious currents”(“ religious sect”) which includes patterns of fasting, ascetic labor, communal meals, prayer for the dead, and the keeping of relics.

Indonesia does not have a state religion but there is a legal system to regulate varying beliefs. The state recognizes only 5 faith categories and each religion must fall under one of these in order to be legally practiced. These categories include :

☞ Islam
☞ Roman Catholicism
☞ Hiduism
☞ Buddhism
☞ Protestantism

Since 90% of the population considers itself to be Muslim, practicing a different religion – even one considered to be legal – can be difficult. For instance, several church buildings in Indonesia have had to be abandoned since the Muslim controlled local governing bodies would not allow building permits to be granted.

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Islamic education is; the process of transformation and internalization of knowledge and values ​​of Islam on the learner through the growth and development potential of nature to achieve balance and perfection of life in all its aspects.

For those who embrace the teachings of the religion of Islam should we determine the extent of Islamic education itself. Many people who claim to be Muslims but the knowledge of Islamic education which resulted in very little action and behavior does not deserve to be called as a Muslim.

Ignorance is one of the factors that hinder the entry of the light of Islam. Therefore, human beings need therapy in order to become a noble and exalted by Allah SWT. The glory of man lies in the sense that God endowed. This sense is used to educate himself so has the science to know the Creator and worship Him properly. That is why Prophet Muhammad uses educational methods to improve human beings, because human pendidikanlah have the correct knowledge. As such, he is protected from slippage on the immoral, weakness, poverty and divided.

Importance of Islamic Education: Education is the key to every man that he got the knowledge. Only with the knowledge to be gained pendidikanlah and well absorbed. No wonder when the government now requires that 9-year study program in order to be intelligent and civilized society. Education is also an appropriate method of approach to human nature that has a stage in the growth phase.

Islamic education has 3 (three) phases of activity, namely: recitations (read verses of Allah), tazkiyah (holy spirit) and ta'limul book wa Sunnah (al teach al the book and wisdom). Education can transform society of ignorance into the best people because education has the advantage. Islamic education has the characteristic of the formation of a full understanding of Islam and overall, about what he had learned, the development of the knowledge gained in order to stay on the rails of sharia. Results of the Islamic Education will establish a quiet life, a clever and resourceful strong physical as well as many charities.

Islamic education ruhiyah chime in education, fikriyah (understanding / thinking) and amaliyah (activity). Islamic values ​​instilled in the individual requires tahpan-developed to the next stage of empowerment in all sectors of human life. The potential is developed and then directed to pengaktualan potential to enter the various areas of life. (Surah Ali Imran (3): 103)

Islamic education taught by Allah through His Messenger comes to the Qur'an as a reference and approach to the tarbiyah will establish and make public aware of God as lords alone.

The main purpose of the Islamic Education is a human shape physically and mentally healthy as well as high moral, to achieve the happiness of the world and hereafter, either as individual beings or as members of society.

Nature of education in the Koran
The nature or value is the inherent essence of something very meaningful to human life. Values ​​are practical and effective in human lives and actions objectively and institutionalized in society. This value is a legitimate reality as a true ideals and contrary to the false ideals that are imaginary.

Continuity in Islamic Education
Islamic education in Arabic called tarbiyah Islamiyah is a right and obligation of every man who wants to save himself in the world and the hereafter. In accordance with the words of the Prophet SAW: "Seek knowledge from the cradle to the end." So studying to educate themselves about Islam there is no stopping term, semaki a lot of science that we get it we are responsible for forwarding it to others to discover the pleasures of knowledge, this is location of sustainability.

In addition to the duties, activities and educate educated is an attempt to have ma'dzirah (reason) for the innocent when one day be held accountable in the sight of Allah SWT has made optimum efforts to improve themselves and invite others to the truth as taught by the Prophet manhaj SAW.

To produce a continuous Islamic Education is required some means, either educate or be educated, that is:

A. Istiqomah
Everyone must continue to learn and explore istiqomah knowledge of God, no parents in the study said, QS. Hud (11): 112, QS. Al-Kahf (18): 28
"So you keep on the right path, as commanded, and (also) those who have been with you repent and do not transgress limits. He is Seer of what ye do ". QS. Hud (11): 112
"And you thought them awake, while they were asleep and we're back and they turn to the right and left, their dog mengunjurkan arms at the door of the cave. And if you watch them, you surely will turn away from them by running ( self), and certainly (heart) you will be filled with the fear of them. " (QS.18: 18)

2. Disciplinary responsibility
Science is not something we can get to go around. One of the things we need to do in teaching and learning is to have discipline and responsibility. Had any one of us is not present, it will disrupt the learning process. If we often miss school, whether we will get the maximum science. We will be left with our friends, as well as a teacher, if he would play truant protege will not go forward because the lesson is not increased. Discipline and responsibility of both parties have a very important role in learning and teaching.

3. Asked to play a role in education
Islamic education is a compulsory education system is applied and were selected by a Muslim. Because, Islamic education is the education system which refers to the Quran and Sunnah. And should, it's time for Muslims also to further improve the quality of Islamic education. That's just the way it goes and Islamic education can be a primary target Muslims. Thus, Muslims will be the people that Islam very best through the education system.

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