Islamic Institute of Tajikistan named after Imam Azam Abu Hanifa

Islamic Institute of Tajikistan named after Imam Azam Abu Hanifa is a leading public higher education institution located in Dushanbe (founded in 1997). The university provides high-quality undergraduate and graduate degree programs with strong academic and research opportunities, modern campus facilities, libraries, and international partnerships.

Islamic Institute of Tajikistan named after Imam Azam Abu Hanifa in Dushanbe: кӯчаи Шодмонӣ 58/1, Душанбе, Таджикистан.

Islamic Institute of Tajikistan named after Imam Azam Abu Hanifa — public university; established: 1997.

Islamic Institute of Tajikistan named after Imam Azam Abu Hanifa is a public higher education institution located in Dushanbe with 6 accredited study programs across undergraduate and graduate levels. Curricula are aligned with national educational standards, combining theoretical rigor with practical competencies for career readiness.

Undergraduate and postgraduate admissions at Islamic Institute of Tajikistan named after Imam Azam Abu Hanifa are administered in coordination with the Knowledge and Skills Evaluation Agency (BMBA / DTM) via national standardized entrance examinations. During the 2025 admission cycle, reported scores included state grant cutoffs from 195–220 points, fee-paying contract scores from 140–155 points, annual tuition fees starting from 697$. Applicants qualify based on competitive testing results, state quotas, and institutional admission requirements.

Students at Islamic Institute of Tajikistan named after Imam Azam Abu Hanifa benefit from educational facilities including information-resource centers, specialized science and computer laboratories, and sports complexes. Extracurricular programs provide opportunities for scholarly research, student clubs, and vocational internships.