Abstract : The dissertation aimed to understand the adoption of Blockchain technology by the Islamic banks in Bahrain. The study used both qualitative as well quantitative data for analysis and drawing the conclusion. The qualitative data was gathered from bank documents, financial statements, and past academic literature to contextualize the research. For empirical data, the research employed in depth interviews with key informants selected from the Islamic banks, Fintech’s and Insurance industry. The conclusions of the study are mainly derived from the 30 respondents handling Blockchain and technology related matters in their respective organizations. The research was able to elucidate blockchain technology, its application in Islamic banks, and its present level of implementation in Islamic banks of Bahrain'. The findings of the study reveals that the Blockchain technology is still at the invention stage about comprehending its applicability in organizational processes, it is currently being experimented with across several industries. It will require a long time for blockchain technology to become more widely used and accepted, despite its success in demonstrating its functionality. This is because the implementation of the blockchain must tackle problems like its incorporation with existing systems, government oversight, and stakeholder support. However, just as the usage of the internet and other technologies were inescapable, the blockchain will eventually find widespread adoption. However, the implications of this research are that it provides a basis for the operationalization of Blockchain in the Financial services sector especially Islamic finance in Bahrain. The research further provides the avenues for future researchers to explore the growths of Blockchain use using longitudinal studies.