Muslim Chaplain Endorserment

What is Muslim Chaplain Endorsement?

The ILM Foundation serves as an official Religious Endorsement Agency under the U.S. Department of Justice Federal Bureau of Prisons. This important endorsement signifies that the recommended faith leader possesses the essential experience, comprehensive knowledge, and a well-honed set of skills required to perform their duties effectively within a correctional setting. By recognizing these qualifications, the endorsement ensures that inmates receive appropriate spiritual support and guidance, promoting rehabilitation and personal growth during their time of incarceration.

Endorsement Process:

Becoming a Federal Muslim Chaplain under the Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) is not just a career—it is a profound act of service that uniquely blends faith leadership, civil responsibility, and institutional transformation. Chaplains directly guide and mentor individuals toward spiritual transformation, reduction of recidivism, and reintegration. Act as a bridge between Muslim communities and federal agencies—offering representation and cultural insight.

Eligibility credentials:

• Endorsed by a recognized Islamic endorsing body
• Master’s degree in Islamic Studies or related field.
• Minimum 2 years in Islamic a leadership position
• Pass background check and federal suitability screening.

If you are interested to enhances your credibility as a certified faith leader and meet eligibility credentials above, please complete the candidate endorsement form here.