IIUM Malaysian International Islamic University can't be found on the foreign information supervision website of the Ministry of Education of China, but it can be certified if it has obtained a degree from a Chinese and foreign service institution. Although there is no official statement, I didn't have any trouble when I went to do the certification. I have friends who are certified and have successfully taught in domestic universities. Personally, I think it doesn't mean that this school is not recognized by our country because of its religious background. The same Libyan graduates can also do academic certification, but Libyan schools can't be found on foreign-related websites. In addition, this school also belongs to the category of public universities in Malaysia. China and Malaysia have signed a mutual recognition agreement on higher education, so it should not be a problem that there is no public university accreditation on the list in the future. Copying other people's answers does not represent my own point of view. I think your question has never been answered.