Management of Islamic education as a process of structuring / managing Islamic educational institutions that involve resources in moving it to achieve the objectives of Islamic education effectively and efficiently. While Mujammil Qomar, defines the management of Islamic education as a process of managing Islamic educational institutions in an Islamic way by getting around learning resources and other matters related to achieving the objectives of Islamic education effectively and efficiently. Before the spread of the madrasa, Islamic education was carried out in Kuttab, Halaqah, the Ulama House, and the Mosque. Kuttab is divided into two types, namely the first kuttab which teaches writing and reading, and second is the kuttab which teaches the Qur'an and the basics of Islam. The management system of an Islamic educational institution that is influenced by politics can be categorized into four problems namely first, national education is political-elitist. Second, the Dualism of the Education System. Third, KKN in recruitment. and fourth, institutional dualism. The author provides a basic idea of ​​the efforts that must be made so that there are no gaps from the management of Public Higher Education managed by Kemenristekdikti and Islamic Religious Higher Education managed by the Ministry of Religion. The gap in question is in the form of an education budget that must be equally divided between the General Higher Education and Islamic Religious Higher Education by moving the Islamic Religious Higher Education to be fully managed by the Ministry of Research and Technology so that there is no longer the term institutional dualism that houses it.