The phenomenon of bullying that occurs in the pesantren environment is not only a social problem, but also reflects a crisis in the internalization of Islamic educational values. This study aims to examine the dynamics of bullying in Islamic boarding schools from a psychosocial perspective and Islamic educational values. With a literature study approach and qualitative content analysis, this study explores various theories, empirical findings, and expert views obtained from relevant journals, books, and scientific works. The results of the study show that the practice of bullying in pesantren often stems from power relations that are institutionalized through the hierarchy structure of seniority, as well as weak supervision of the process of internalizing Islamic values among students. The values of Islamic ukhuwah, justice, and compassion that should be the spirit of Islamic education are often eroded by a culture of silence, neglect, or even the wrong perception that bullying is part of discipline. In fact, the concept of Islamic education not only emphasizes the mastery of the knowledge of tools (tsaqafah), but also the formation of intellect ('aqliyah), soul (nafsiyah), and Islamic personality (syakhsiyah Islamiyah) based on a strong aqidah. Bullying prevention requires deeper Islamic character education, strengthening social control, and psychosocial approaches to maintain mental and spiritual balance of students. The implications of this study emphasize the importance of a holistic and civilized pesantren management strategy, by fostering an anti-bullying culture, creating a safe, harmonious, and harmonious learning environment that is in line with the main goals of Islamic education. Thus, pesantren are expected to be able to form students who are not only intellectually intelligent, but also have noble morals, high social spirit, empathy, and have a strong Islamic personality and full of integrity.

This study examines the implementation of the integrated Islamic education concept at SDIT Adzkia 4 Palabuhanratu. Integrated Islamic education combines religious and general knowledge using a holistic approach to develop students with noble character, broad insight, and readiness to face global challenges. Employing a qualitative method with a descriptive approach, the study gathers data through interviews, observations, and document analysis. The findings reveal that SDIT Adzkia 4 effectively integrates Islamic values with general subjects, fostering students' spiritual and intellectual growth. Teachers play a pivotal role in balancing these aspects, while parental involvement through intensive communication with the school significantly supports educational success. Challenges identified include limited resources, teacher readiness gaps, and difficulties in maintaining consistent integration of Islamic values across learning processes.The study underscores the need for improved teacher training to enhance their competence in delivering materials holistically and innovatively. Despite challenges, SDIT Adzkia 4 has succeeded in shaping a generation that excels intellectually while upholding strong religious values. Strengthening collaboration between the school and parents is crucial to optimizing the implementation of integrated Islamic education, ensuring that students are well-prepared for global challenges while rooted in their Islamic identity.