IEBI - New Delhi

Mashallah.... Best...madrasa sylebus.... And....all...

Better place for Islamic diplomats and students in Delhi

It was a truely dedicated educational institution where you can found peace, knowledge, trust and truth.

he successful Madrasa movement in Kerala headed by the far sighted religious scholars with social commitments, have attracted the Muslim community all over India. And the madrasas are being established gradually under the educational board in almost all Mohallas in India with a view of bringing the younger generation in the right path of Islam and keeping them away from deviations and other immoral activities and to make them resistant against all innovations inside Islam itself. The Islamic Educational Board started its office in 1991 of Darya Ganj in the capital City of India and its branch office is in Kozhikode, Samastha Centre its zonel offices are functioning in major cities of India. Now there are several madrasas and other well planned religious, socio cultural institutions functions functioning all over India and abroad. They are working very systematically and scientifically under this board. The madrasas in the country managed by the board are also is fully in agreement with all the rules and regulations of the secular India. The board takes sole responsibility for the compilation and publication of the books in different subjects for various courses and standards in prominent languages and vernaculars. The central board also executed an examination wing, consisting of expert scholars, to execute control the whole examination systems. It takes the whole responsibility in conducting the examinations with specific terms and conditions, with precise time schedules. The board also planned for making available expert and Gold fearing teachers for serving the madrasas by imparting the proper training and coaching classes for the teachers. The recognition of the board is sought not only from India alone but also from other countries where the Indian community are living like UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Malaysia, Sri- Lanka and even South Africa.