ÁLI stýdıasy — Ali Studio

استوديو ألي — ÁLI stýdıasy

A Kazakh-language Islamic studio channel on YouTube (@ali_stydiasy), opened on 9 February 2013, which describes itself as an Islamic educational channel and 'a platform for spiritual upbringing and useful sermons'. It publishes sermons and lessons recorded from many Kazakh preachers — among them Abdugappar Smanov, Arman Kuanyshbayev and Nursultan Kasimov — and counted about 1.09 million subscribers by vidIQ's count read on 4 November 2026, a dated platform figure. No operating organisation or founder is named in the channel's published materials.

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Summary

ÁLI stýdıasy ("Ali Studio") is a Kazakh-language Islamic studio channel on YouTube, publishing at @ali_stydiasy. In its own About text it welcomes viewers to "the ALI stydiasy Islamic educational channel", and its video descriptions call it "a platform for spiritual upbringing and useful sermons" 1. By vidIQ's count, read on 4 November 2026, it had about 1.09 million subscribers, 10,995 videos and some 298.6 million total views — figures that are dated platform measurements and change over time 2.

Origins

The channel was opened on 9 February 2013, with its country set to Kazakhstan 2. Nothing in the channel's published materials names a founder or an operating organisation: the channel presents itself under the studio name alone, and its video descriptions invite viewers to support its development with donations 1. The founding recorded for the studio is therefore the channel's own creation.

Content

ÁLI stýdıasy works as a studio and distribution channel rather than as one preacher's page: its catalogue carries sermons and lessons recorded from many Kazakh preachers. Its most-viewed videos are sermons by Nursultan Rysmaganbet, and the channel is a distribution channel for his preaching, not his property 2. The preachers evidenced across its videos and playlists include Abdugappar Smanov, Arman Kuanyshbayev, Nursultan Kasimov, Elbek Tasbolatuly, Erlan Akatay, Zhomart Kersheev, Danabek Alipbayuly and Serikbay kazhy Oraz 1.

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  1. ÁLI stýdıasy — YouTube channel
  2. ÁLI stýdıasy — YouTube channel statistics (vidIQ)
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islam.museum contributors. “ÁLI stýdıasy — Ali Studio”. islam.museum, https://islam.museum/en/group/ali-stydiasy/. CC BY-SA 4.0. Last updated 2026-11-05.

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