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Kuala Lumpur has the largest selection of Islamic international schools in Malaysia, serving families who want rigorous academics within an Islamic framework. These schools integrate Quranic studies and Arabic language with Cambridge or national curricula. Most are located in established residential areas with good transport links and halal dining throughout.
Compare 9 Islamic international schools in Kuala lumpur, Malaysia. Filter by curriculum, fees (average MYR 20,745), location, and more to find the right international school now.
R.E.A.L International School - Shah Alam is located at Lot No. 5, Jalan Merah Saga U9/5, Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia. It offers Cambridge IGCSE, Malaysian, and British curricula for students aged 3 to 17, operating a dual-pathway model with a dynamic Early Years program focused on social, emotional and personal development, and a Private National School pathway with a tailored curriculum. Special Programmes include Chinese Studies and Arabic and Islamic Studies; Mandarin, Arabic, French and Tamil are offered as additional language classes. The Shah Alam campus provides a safe, supportive environment with facilities including a library, hall, science laboratories, a music room, makerspace, art room, culinary laboratory, sewing room, and a halal cafeteria. Cambridge IGCSE examinations are offered, with notable results such as a “Top in the World” grade in Mathematics and 11As (9A+, 2A). Extracurriculars feature Design for Change, public speaking achievements, NASA Space Essay Competition recognition, and an ambassador team that represented Malaysia at Be the Change in Taiwan. The campus includes indoor and outdoor sports facilities, the REAL Schools Arena and a swimming pool.
IDRISSI International School, founded in 2015, is a private eco-Islamic international school in Malaysia offering the Cambridge International Curriculum alongside Islamic education. It caters to students from preschool to secondary levels and operates campuses in Setia Alam and EduCity, Iskandar Puteri. The school combines academic subjects with environmental and community-based activities like composting, animal care, and sustainability projects. Students also learn multiple languages including English, Bahasa Malaysia, Arabic, and Mandarin. Facilities include science labs, computer labs, sports courts, and a mini petting zoo.
Seven Skies Islamic International School offers a structured educational path for students aged 4 to 16. The curriculum begins with the UK's Early Years Foundation Stage, progresses to the UK National Syllabus for primary years, and culminates in the Cambridge IGCSE for secondary students. The school’s facilities include a science lab, an ICT lab, a library, an art room, and a prayer hall. A distinctive aspect of the school is its "Character Development" program. This is a core component of the curriculum that runs alongside academic studies. It includes modules on leadership, emotional intelligence, and financial literacy, as well as an annual "Social Theme" project. This project requires students to research and propose solutions to real-world social issues. Another notable initiative is the annual "100 Heroes of Islam" exhibition, which showcases the lives and contributions of significant Muslim figures throughout history.
Spectrum International School’s Kuala Lumpur campus, located in Kenny Hill, opened in 2016 and welcomes students aged 3 to 18 across Early Childhood, Primary, Secondary, and Sixth Form stages. The school follows a British curriculum, integrating Cambridge Primary and Secondary, IGCSE, and A Levels, alongside Islamic education. The campus features modern learning spaces—including interactive classrooms, science & ICT labs, a media library, art studio, gym, and a swimming pool for KG to Year 6 learners. Students can enrich their experience through STEAM, Chess, Drama, Debating, Cooking, Gardening, and sports like Swimming, Taekwondo, Futsal, and Archery. Leadership opportunities and community programmes, such as the Ramadan Food Basket initiative, underscore its focus on values and service. Transportation services are available across Kuala Lumpur and Selangor, and languages taught include English, Arabic, and Bahasa Malaysia.
MAHSA International School in Bandar Saujana Putra (Jenjarom, Selangor) offers an English-medium pathway from Early Years to IGCSE and A Level. Early Years blends the UK EYFS with the IEYC, while Primary and Secondary follow the Cambridge framework through IGCSE; Sixth Form prepares students for Cambridge International AS & A Level. Languages offered include Mandarin, French, and Bahasa Malaysia, with Islamic Studies in Primary. The school runs a dedicated MAHSA English Support Hub (MESH) for learners who need intensive English during or after school. Facilities highlighted include science/technology laboratories, smart classrooms, and extensive sports spaces; a notable feature is the MISKL/BVB Football Academy link, with opportunities connected to Borussia Dortmund. Boarding is available on campus. Term dates and daily hours are published, with Primary/Secondary running 8:00–15:00 and ECAs after school.
Established in 2007, the IMAS Putrajaya campus in Precinct 14 offers a bilingual Arabic-British education for students aged 3 to 18 years. The school combines the British (Cambridge IGCSE) curriculum with Arabic and Islamic education, delivered primarily in English alongside subjects including Arabic and Bahasa Malaysia. Classes average 25–30 students, fostering interactive and supportive learning environments. The campus houses around 1,600 students of diverse nationalities and provides co-educational learning in Primary, with separated classes in Secondary. Physical proximity to government and civic centers in Putrajaya offers ease of access and a calm learning locale. IMAS emphasizes academic enrichment, STEM disciplines, and a culture of service, reflected in its motto: “Enter to Learn, Leave to Serve.” From Grade 3, students engage in structured co-curricular activities, balancing curriculum and broader personal development.
IDRISSI International School, founded in 2015, is a private eco-Islamic international school in Malaysia offering the Cambridge International Curriculum alongside Islamic education. It caters to students from preschool to secondary levels and operates campuses in Setia Alam and EduCity, Iskandar Puteri. The school combines academic subjects with environmental and community-based activities like composting, animal care, and sustainability projects. Students also learn multiple languages including English, Bahasa Malaysia, Arabic, and Mandarin. Facilities include science labs, computer labs, sports courts, and a mini petting zoo.
Greenview Islamic International School caters for students aged 4 to 16, integrating the internationally recognized Cambridge curriculum with an Islamic studies program. Academic subjects follow the Cambridge International Primary Programme, Cambridge Checkpoint, and culminate in the Cambridge IGCSE examinations. Alongside this, a distinctive Islamic curriculum is taught with an emphasis on critical thinking and values-based learning. The school is equipped with facilities such as IT labs, science labs, an art room, a multimedia studio, an indoor sports hall, and a playground. A notable initiative is its mentor-mentee program, which aims to develop self-esteem and confidence through peer guidance. This blend of international academics and Islamic values forms a core part of its offering.
International Islamic School Malaysia (IISM) in Gombak delivers the Cambridge pathway from Primary through Secondary and A-Levels. Primary covers Key Stages 1–2 with English as First Language, Mathematics, Science, Arabic, Malay, Islamic Studies, Quran, PE with compulsory swimming, arts and Cambridge ICT certification. Secondary subject groups include First Language English/ESL, Additional Mathematics or Business Studies, sciences (Biology, Chemistry, Physics), Arabic, Malay and French, ICT and PE, alongside clubs, sports and a Uniform Unit. The school is a CAIE examination centre (since 2000) and publishes detailed fees, payment options and timelines. Boarding is offered via on-campus student accommodation for both male and female students, and the school shares a vetted list of third-party bus operators for transport. Campus hours are 8:30–16:15 (Fri 12:30).
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