Islamic College of Brisbane

The Islamic College of Brisbane (ICB) is a co-educational P-12 school in the suburb of Karawatha, Brisbane, Queensland Australia. It offers teaching from Prep year to year twelve.

History

The Islamic College of Brisbane was established in January 1995, it was initially known as the Islamic School of Brisbane. As the school progressed, more years were offered, thus changing its name to 'College'. In 2007, the school had reached around 500 - 700 students. From 2008 and onwards, the school plans on segragating the High School students according to gender, though this has only occurred for certain grade levels. However, the plan wasn't put into full action as segregation of gender would have led to highly unequal class numbers, and as a result the college is a co-educational facility.

The college also has a progressive and active Islamic Studies department (curriculum based on Islaamiyat in South Africa).

Its current Principal is Doctor Mubarak Noor

       College Captain (Boy): Ali Imran                
      College Captain (Girl): Shaheeda Sadeed         
          Vice Captain (Boy): William Forsyth 
         Vice Captain (Girl): Nur Hanife Erol
                    Prefects: Ayman Zafar
                              Nabiha Peer
                              Tahira Hussein

More information

• It is a project of AFIC (Australian Federation of Islamic Councils)
• Registered with the Department of Education
• A member of the Association of Independent Schools of Queensland (AISQ)
• Funded by both Queensland and Australian Governments
• Registered to offer courses from Prep year to year twelve
• Has accreditation to enrol both local and overseas students.

School Motto

The motto of the Islamic College of Brisbane is "Seek Knowledge".

This apophthegm was adapted from a famous hadith in which the Prophet Muhammad is have reported to have said:

"Seek knowledge from the cradle to the grave".