The purpose of Islamic education according to the concept of thought of Al Qabisi

Ahmad Fuad al-Ahwani, explained "that al-Qabisi did not specify the goals to be achieved by students in their learning except that religious goals (al-Ghardli al-Diniy) were different from other figures who divided educational goals or objectives into several goals such as: religion, society or social, intellectual satisfaction, psychological goals and others."

In this connection Ali Al-Jumbulati said that in general, the goal of education held by al-Qabisi is "to develop the child's personality according to true Islamic values. The moral strength of children, fostering a sense of love for religion, holding fast to His teachings, and behaving in accordance with pure religious values.

For the education of children, the purpose of their education is to know religion long before they know others, because it is obligatory to give them religious lessons, according to al-Qabisi. al-Ahwani analyzed, when al-Qabisi began his book by discussing faith and Islam and closed with a discussion of qiraat and the virtues of reading the Qur'an, that means, children's education must begin by printing them into Muslim believers and then finally making them as readers. Al-Qur'an.