This study explores the significance of Islamic cultural history education in shaping the character of the youth in the modern era. It emphasizes that Islamic cultural history is not merely a record of the past but a source of moral values that can guide individual character development. The research utilizes a literature review approach, collecting data from various sources, including journals and books, to highlight the relevance of historical lessons in contemporary life. Findings indicate that integrating innovative teaching methods and technology enhances student engagement and understanding. Furthermore, the study underscores the need for character education within the curriculum, promoting values such as tolerance, social responsibility, and ethical behavior. Ultimately, this article argues that a holistic approach to teaching Islamic cultural history can significantly contribute to the formation of a well-rounded, morally grounded generation capable of facing global challenges.

This service focuses on strengthening the prohibition of alcohol among students of SMAN 2 Palangka Rayat through the use of canva application-based posters. This service was conducted in response to the challages of alcohol abuse among teenagers and the need is Service Learning, whic involves preparation, planning, and implementation stages. This service activity was aimed at Muslim students from class XI 2 and XI 3. The result of the service showed an increase in students digital skills, creaticity in designing posters, enthuasiasm for the liquor prohibiton campaign, and a better understanding of the dangers. In conclusion, this activity succeeded in raising students awareness about the dangers of alcohol through a creative an interactive approach, while developing graphic design skills and digital literacy.