ABSTRACT

Purpose the Islamic schooling quality is a global requirement that has drawn the attention of several recent studies and policymakers. The primary objective of the current study was to examine the impact of parental focus such as their demand of quality education and their concerns regarding school environment, parental beliefs such as religiously motivated parents and their involvement in Islamic activities on the quality of Islamic schooling in the Western World. Methods The study followed the primary data collection techniques, such as using the questionnaires to gather the data from respondents. It also executed the smart-PLS to check the reliability and validity and examine the nexus among variables.

Findings The results investigated that parental demand for quality education, parental concerns regarding school environment, religiously motivated parents, and their involvement in Islamic activities had positive linkage with the quality of Islamic schooling in the Western World. Implications for Research and Practice This study could; be a useful guide for the regulators and relevant authorities to develop and implement the policies regarding the quality of Islamic schooling. This study would also provide help to Islamic schools in the Western World and Islamic countries to improve the quality of Islamic schooling.