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About the
Board of Islamic Education

Board of Islamic Education Karnataka (BIE) was established in 2002 with the mission to bridge the gap between religious and contemporary education, aiming to create an integrated approach towards learning that aligns with Islamic values. In an era marked by rapid technological advancements and a shift towards secular ideologies, BIE seeks to foster a balanced educational environment that nurtures both spiritual and intellectual growth

Our Vision & Mission   

 

Vission

To promote value-based education that not only provides academic knowledge but also instills Islamic principles, morals, and ethics in students.

Mission

  • To provide education and training for the younger generation based on Islamic teachings.
  • To conduct educational awareness campaigns aimed at eradicating backwardness within the community.
  • To collaborate with modern educational institutions and Madrasas, emphasizing the importance of integrating religious education with contemporary knowledge.
  • To ensure that educational materials, particularly state textbooks, are free from content that misrepresents Islam and Muslims.
  • To empower the teaching community through intellectual, ideological, and moral training, including professional development.

Courses offered

Learning Paths

Explore structured courses designed to build understanding step by step, covering core concepts, history, and practical learning across different levels.

2 – Year

Islamic Certificate Course

A certificate course that covers fundamental values, basic teachings and exemplary elders from Islamic history.

3 – Year

Diploma in Islamic Studies

A diploma course that dives into Prophethood, Islamic History, key aspects of islamic way of life and much more.

6 – MONTHS

Diploma in Teacher’s Orientation Course

This is a certificate course for teachers that helps develop an understanding of key Islamic aspects.

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Recent Years

The Proof is in the Numbers

2023–2024

An overview of enrolment, exam participation, and overall performance for the year.

  • 22,000 Students Enrolled

  • 20,000 Students Appeared for Exams

  • 19,000 Students Passed

  • 95% Pass Percentage

2024–2025

Growth in admissions with strong exam participation and consistent results.

  • 24,000 Students Enrolled

  • 21,500 Students Appeared for Exams

  • 20,000 Students Passed

  • 93% Pass Percentage

"It is because of Board’s continuous efforts that a conducive environment was created to educate and train younger generation on Islamic principles."

Muhammad Ashfaq Ahmed
Former Secretary of Education, JIH

Islam is complete way of life. To gain knowledge about the various aspects of worship, transactions, society, etiquettes and all the fundamental rules and regulations is mandatory on every Muslim. I am very much happy that one of the respected organisations, Board of Islamic Education Karnataka, after preparing an ideal syllabus, is successfully working among Muslims and non-Muslims from a number of years, in an organised manner. I would like to thank them from the bottom of my heart and I pray to Allah to reward all the people who are involved in this. Aameen.

Maulana Muhammad Maqsood Imran Rashadi
Khatib-o-Imam – Jamia Masjid City,
Principal – Jamia-ul-Uloom, Arabic College, Bangalore

I am pleased to see that Jamaat-e-Islami Hind formed Board of Islamic Education is attentive towards upbringing of the tender posterity of the prophet (pbuh) in the right direction.

Prof. B. Sheik Ali
Former Vice-Chancellor
Mangalore & Goa Universities

Even I participated in the program of Board of Islamic Education Karnataka and also had a look at their aims and objectives. Generally organisations write their aims and objectives, but practically they are not the same. But, Alhamdulillah the targets set by the Board of Islamic Education are also realised. Board of Islamic Education Karnataka, has done a significant job in identifying the various aspects which are against Islam and Muslims in the prescribed Government syllabus and making effort to remove them from the same. Including such a task in their planning is really an important act. The way Board of Islamic Education Karnataka is striving is an act of appreciation. May Allah grant progress to Board of Islamic Education in leaps and bounds.

Maulana Ahmed Siraj Umri Qasmi
Superintendent – Rayaz-ul Uloom, Hubli