Al-Markazul Islami As-Salafi আল-মারকাযুল ইসলামী আস-সালাফী
Location
Nawdapara, Sapura, Rajshahi Bangladesh
Coordinates	24°24′33″N 88°36′35″E / 24.4092°N 88.6096°E / 24.4092; 88.6096
Information
Type	Non-government
Motto	إقامة الدين علي منهج السلف (To establish Islam upon Manhaj of pious predecessors)
Established	1981 (1981)
Founder	Prof. Dr. Muhammad Asadullah Al-Ghalib
School board	Bangladesh Madrasah Education Board
School district	Rajshahi
Chairman	Prof. Dr. Muhammad Asadullah Al-Ghalib
Principal	Dr. Nurul Islam (acting)
Faculty	50+
Grades	Primary to Higher Secondary School level (Ibtiadee-Alim)
Enrollment	3000+
Campus size	7 acres
Campus type	Urban
Website	https://amis.edu.bd/

Al-Markazul Islami As-Salafi (Arabic: المركز الإسلامي السلفي; Bengali: আল-মারকাযুল ইসলামী আস-সালাফী) is an exceptional Islamic educational institution in Bangladesh, based on the Manhaj Salaf and run by the Ahlehadeeth Movement Bangladesh with a unique curriculum and high standards. It is located in Nawdapara, Rajshahi, in the eastern division of Bangladesh, and has some branches in other cities across the country. ^[1]

Al-Markazul Islami As-Salafi was established as a Hifz Madrasa by local religious leaders in Nawdapara, Sapura, Rajshahi, in 1981. It was later remodeled and renamed Al-Markazul Islami As-Salafi in 1991.

The Madrasa was established by Muhammad Asadullah Al-Ghalib and is managed by the education department of Ahlehadeeth Andolon Bangladesh and Hadith Foundation Education Board. Since its inception, three renowned Islamic scholars have served as its principal.

• Abdus Samad Salafi (1991–2008)^[2]
• Abdur Razzaque bin Yousuf (2009-2014)^[3]
• Abdul Khaleque salafi (2014–2021)
• Dr. Nurul Islam (2021-Present as acting principal)

The madrasa has over 3,000 students, including both males and females. Each year, a few students pursue higher education at universities in Saudi Arabia, such as Islamic University of Madinah. Additionally, students regularly attend other prestigious Islamic universities like Al-Azhar University in Egypt, IIUM in Malaysia, and IIUI in Pakistan.^[4]