Abstract
In this article, the subject of religious education in Norway, which is one of the Northern European countries, was addressed, and the answer to the question of how the religious education system in the country is evaluated by different groups living in Norway, including Muslims, was sought. In our country, there are not many resources related to religious education in Norway. With this study, we aim to contribute to comparative education studies by revealing the status of current religious education in Norway. In this study, case study method, one of the qualitative research methods, was used. The study also provided information on issues such as political structure, religion-state relations, and religious pluralism that affect religious education in Norway from past to present. Afterwards, the problems arising on the Norwegian education system and the religious education in the country, the historical background of religious education, the goals of religious education, the curriculum and the religious lesson discussions in the country were presented and interpreted. As a result of the research, what kind of religious education model is applied in Norway will be revealed in detail. The study concluded that Humanists, Muslims and other minorities are not satisfied with the current religious education model in the country.