Institut Pendidikan Guru Kampus Pendidikan Islam

Initially, the Islamic College was the only unit of Islamic Religious Education at the College of Special Education (MPIK) Cheras, Kuala Lumpur in February 1977. The Islamic Religious Education Unit offered courses to 87 trainees and three lecturers. The courses offered are only High School Teaching Courses.

As a single school institution that produces trained teachers in the field of Islamic religious education in primary schools and Arabic language teachers in secondary schools, it is ideally a permanent campus complete with academic facilities and hostels planned by the Ministry of Education.

Construction of the new campus of the Islamic College College was planned in the Third Malaysia Plan but construction work has begun in the Fifth Malaysia Plan. The Ministry of Education has taken certain steps in the quest to acquire 100 acres of land from the Selangor government Darul Ehsan. The new Islamic College Colleges complex is using Islamic design. The college complex is equipped with academic facilities, hostels, staff residences and a playground.

On July 14, 1990, the College of Islamic Studies moved to a new campus building in Bangi. All lecturers, trainees and college staff on July 14, 1990, the College of Islamic Studies moved to a new campus building in Bangi. All lecturers, trainees and college staff at the time were involved in the transfer process. Today, the College of Islamic College is expanding rapidly with the addition of 1209 trainees and 145 lecturers.