Islamic Schools and Universities
See also: List of Islamic Schools in New South Wales and List of Islamic Schools in Victoria- The Islamic Sciences and Research Academy of Australia (ISRA), University and School, New South Wales
- Al Amanah College, New South Wales
- AlKauthar Institute, Victoria, New South Wales
- Al-Hidayah Islamic School, Western Australia
- Al Siraat College, Victoria
- Darul Ulum College of Victoria, Australia
- Al-Faisal College, New South Wales
- Unity Grammar College, Australia, New South Wales
- Al-Noori Muslim Primary School, New South Wales
- Qibla College, New South Wales
- Al Zahrah College, New South Wales
- Arkana College, New South Wales
- Australian International Academy (formerly King Khalid Islamic College of Victoria), Victoria
- Australian International Islamic College, Queensland
- Australian Islamic College, Western Australia
- Australian Islamic College of Sydney (formally King Abdul Aziz College, New South Wales
- East Preston Islamic College, Victoria
- Ilim College of Australia, Victoria
- Islamic College of Brisbane, Queensland
- Islamic College of South Australia, South Australia
- King Abdul Aziz School, New South Wales
- Langford Islamic College, Western Australia
- Malek Fahd Islamic School, New South Wales
- Minaret College, Victoria
- Noor Al Houda Islamic College, New South Wales
- Rissalah College, New South Wales
- Werribee Islamic College, Victoria
- Sule College, New South Wales
- Isik College, Victoria
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