The system of modern Islamic education in Russia includes primary religious education, secondary religious education and higher education, where three areas are concentrated: Koranic sciences, Sharia sciences, Islamic theology. Moslem education in the Russian Federation is integrated into the state coordinate system. Graduates receive state diplomas, and religious education acts as a legitimate alternative to secular education. The article provides a brief analysis of Islamic universities and secondary educational institutions in Moscow and St. Petersburg; Republic of Tatarstan; Republic of Bashkortostan; Chechen Republic, Republic of Dagestan; Crimea (Bakhchisaray, Dzhankoy).
Moslem educational centers in the Russian Federation; Islamic education system in Moscow, St. Petersburg; Kazan; Ufa; Makhachkala; Nalchik; Grozny; Dzhankoy; higher education; secondary vocational education; elementary education; maktab; madrasah; imam; imamkhatib; imam-mukhtasib; mugallim; religious and secular education; theologian; religious scholar; teacher; translator; Arabic language; Turkish language; English language; Koran; Sunnah; Fiqh; Hanafi Mashab; Shakird; training courses; Moslem universities; master's and bachelor's programs; Spiritual Board of Moslems of the Russian Federation; Council of Muftis of the Russian Federation; muftiate; Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC); Federation of Universities of the Moslem World (FUIM); Islamic Center in Geneva; Islamic funds; Malaysia; Morocco; UAE; Saudi Arabia; Indonesia; Turkey; Egypt.