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• Minhaj (Muslim World League app) 2025 App Websites, apps, games and devices

  An app and digital platform of the Muslim World League, built with the Elm company and launched in Mecca on 27 November 2025 after the Islamic Fiqh Council approved the idea in its resolution 23 of 13 Shawwal 1445 AH; it gathers the mushaf, prayer times, qibla, adhkar, religious consultations, courses, zakat and inheritance calculators and virtual communities, in seven languages, and addresses Muslims in minority countries in particular.

• Barakah (Sami Yusuf album) 2016 Album Music and nasheed

  A studio album by Sami Yusuf released on 1 February 2016 by Andante Records with fourteen tracks and marketed as volume 1 of his Spiritique Collection; it includes devotional pieces such as 'Hamziyya', 'Ya Rasul Allah' and 'Taha' and the Turkish 'Ben Yürürüm Yane Yane', with videos for several of them.

• Sahih al-Bukhari Encyclopedia (website) 2016 Digital library Websites, apps, games and devices

  A website and digital library devoted to Sahih al-Bukhari and the books written on it, owned by the Ataat al-Ilm Foundation; work began in 2003, its first release came in early 2016 with about sixty books, the second at the end of 2017 with 120, and the third in early 2019; it links each hadith to its manuscripts, to branches of the Yunini recension and to the commentaries, and by its own count holds more than 145 books.

• One (Maher Zain album) 2016 Album Music and nasheed

  Maher Zain's third studio album, released by Awakening on 6 June 2016 after four years of work, in English, Arabic and Turkish editions; its title stands for one God, one humanity and one world, and it includes 'Peace Be Upon You', the Moroccan traditional 'Allah Ya Moulana' and 'I'm Alive' with Atif Aslam.

• Muhammad: The Messenger of God (soundtrack) 2015 Album Music and nasheed

  The soundtrack of Majid Majidi's Iranian film Muhammad: The Messenger of God, about the Prophet's childhood, composed by A. R. Rahman with the Palestinian Le Trio Joubran and released by Sony DADC on 23 December 2015 with twenty tracks; Rahman worked on it for a year and a half, recording in India, Iran, Germany, France and Egypt with 200 musicians, and Movie Music UK named it one of the best Asian scores of 2015.

• Tajdar-e-Haram (Atif Aslam, Coke Studio 2015) 2015 Song Music and nasheed

  The Pakistani singer Atif Aslam's rendition of the qawwali Tajdar-e-Haram, in praise of the Prophet, on the first episode of Coke Studio Pakistan's eighth season, released on 15 August 2015 as a tribute to the Sabri Brothers' classic performance; the first Pakistani music video to pass 100 million views on YouTube.

• Qatar Digital Library 2014 Digital library Websites, apps, games and devices

  A bilingual (Arabic and English) digital library launched by Qatar Foundation, Qatar National Library and the British Library in October 2014, holding records of Gulf history from the India Office archives and Arabic scientific and heritage manuscripts; it reached almost 2.5 million digitised pages at its tenth anniversary in 2024.

• Forgive Me 2012 Album Music and nasheed

  Maher Zain's second studio album, released by Awakening on 1 April 2012 with fourteen songs and bonus tracks in Arabic, Turkish and Malay, including 'Freedom', 'Number One For Me' and 'So Soon', a song about orphans; it was certified multi-platinum in Malaysia and sold more than 100,000 copies.

• Salaam (Sami Yusuf album) 2012 Album Music and nasheed

  Sami Yusuf's fifth studio album, released by ETM International on 22 December 2012 with sixteen tracks; he described it as celebrating 'outward multiplicity and inward unity' and peace between people, it went platinum in South-East Asia, and a Turkish edition carried five songs he re-recorded in Turkish.

• I Believe (Irfan Makki album) 2011 Album Music and nasheed

  The Canadian singer-songwriter Irfan Makki's second album, released by Awakening on 28 July 2011 with thirteen tracks, among them 'I Believe' with Maher Zain, 'Palestine' and the Urdu 'Lab Pae Aati'; its opening song, 'Waiting for the Call', became the subject of an internet hoax attributing it to Michael Jackson, which Makki denied in 2016.

• Insan (Hamza Namira album) 2011 Album Music and nasheed

  The Egyptian singer-songwriter Hamza Namira's second album, released by Awakening in 2011 with sixteen songs in Arabic and Egyptian Arabic, among them 'Insan', 'El-Midan', 'Ala Bab Allah' and 'Hasir Hisarak', and two bonus tracks including a live 'Esmy Masr'; produced by Namira with Mohamed Diab and Hazem Wefy.

• SeekersGuidance (seekersguidance.org) 2010 Website Websites, apps, games and devices

  An online Islamic educational institute founded by the Pakistani-Canadian scholar Faraz Rabbani, offering courses, a question-and-answer service and occasional retreats; known for a time as SeekersHub Global, it returned to its name in 2019; its site's earliest archived capture is of May 2010.

• Wherever You Are (Sami Yusuf album) 2010 Album Music and nasheed

  Sami Yusuf's third official studio album, released on 29 October 2010 by ETM International after his split with Awakening, with fifteen songs in Arabic, English, Turkish and Persian recorded in Britain, Egypt, South Africa and the UAE; it carries new versions of songs issued without his consent on Without You, among them 'You Came To Me' in four languages.

• Quranic Arabic Corpus 2009 Website Websites, apps, games and devices

  An online linguistic resource that tags each of the Qur'an's 77,430 words for morphology and syntax within the framework of traditional Arabic i'rab, showing the grammar as dependency graphs, with a morphological lexicon, a concordance by lemma and a word-by-word translation drawn from accepted English translations; led by Kais Dukes at the University of Leeds under Eric Atwell, it was first released in November 2009 at corpus.quran.com.

• Thank You Allah 2009 Album Music and nasheed

  Maher Zain's debut studio album, released by Awakening Records in November 2009 with thirteen songs and two bonus tracks, mainly in English with versions in Arabic, French, Turkish, Urdu, Malay and Indonesian; it was certified multi-platinum in Malaysia and Indonesia, and songs such as 'Insha Allah' and 'Ya Nabi Salam Alayka' spread worldwide online.

• Without You (Sami Yusuf album) 2009 Album Music and nasheed

  An album that Awakening Records issued as Sami Yusuf's third on 17 January 2009, with eleven songs; Sami Yusuf said it came out without his knowledge or consent, called it a compilation of demos and urged fans to boycott it, while the label said it was a complete album and that he was signed to it for five albums; the dispute ended with the contract voided.

• Corpus Coranicum 2007 Digital library Websites, apps, games and devices

  A digital research project of the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities from 2007 to 2024 that put online the sources for the history of the Qur'an: images and data of its earliest manuscripts, with radiocarbon dating of more than forty, a database of the readings, texts from the Qur'an's environment and a literary commentary; led by Angelika Neuwirth and Michael Marx, it has continued since 2025 in an association of its name.

• Not Afraid to Stand Alone 2007 Album Music and nasheed

  The second album of the American hip-hop group Native Deen, released in November 2007 with twenty-one tracks using percussion only, plus a voice-only version; its themes include praise of God, the hardships and steadfastness of Muslim life, prayer, the hajj, the Prophet and the discrimination Muslims face in America, with guests including Isam Bachiri of Outlandish and Zain Bhikha.

• Something About Life 2007 Album Music and nasheed

  The English singer Hamza Robertson's debut album, released by Awakening on 3 July 2007 with nine songs in English and Arabic, blending the sounds of East and West; its songs include 'Our Creation', 'He Is One', 'Morning Prayer' and 'O Allah'.

• Alukah Network (alukah.net) 2006 Website Websites, apps, games and devices

  An Islamic network for da'wa, culture, scholarship and letters made of thirteen sites in Arabic and English, founded in 1427 AH / 2006, among them Afaq al-Shari'a, Culture and Knowledge, Society and Reform, Consultations, the Civilisation of the Word, Muslims in the World, a library, a talking library, the al-Majlis al-Ilmi forum and personal sites of scholars and preachers; 'alukah' is Arabic for a message.

• Dunya (Nazeel Azami album) 2006 Album Music and nasheed

  The English nasheed singer Nazeel Azami's debut album, released by Awakening on 1 September 2006 with ten songs in English, Arabic, Urdu and Bengali; its songs and recitals reflect on personal experiences and on life as a 'seeker' aspiring to be at one with the world of God, joining hamd, naat and folk music.

• Islam Story (islamstory.com) 2006 Website Websites, apps, games and devices

  An Islamic history site supervised by the Egyptian preacher and historian Ragheb el-Sergani, presenting Islamic history, the Sira and civilisation from the Prophet's life to modern times in articles, studies, books, audio, video and maps, with biographies and information on today's Muslim countries, in Arabic and several other languages.

• al-Maktaba al-Shamela (the Comprehensive Library) 2005 Digital library Websites, apps, games and devices

  A free computer program and website for browsing and searching Islamic and classical Arabic books, first released on 1 April 2005, holding some eight thousand books turned into searchable, copyable text, with links from the text to scans of the books; sponsored from 1433 AH by the cooperative da'wa office of al-Rawda in Riyadh, it came to the web and phones and then, in 1447 AH, to macOS and Linux.

• My Ummah 2005 Album Music and nasheed

  Sami Yusuf's second studio album, released by Awakening on 6 July 2005 in a music version and a percussion version, sung in English, Arabic, Turkish, Persian and Urdu; its best-known songs include 'Hasbi Rabbi' and 'Mother', it marked his turn to Western instrumentation, and its sales are reported at between five and eight million copies.

• al-Maktaba al-Waqfiya (waqfeya.com) 2005 Digital library Websites, apps, games and devices

  An online digital library of scanned books of the Shari'a sciences, which scans them and makes them available for download, with manuscripts, theses, Islamic texts and scanned books; it says it holds nearly ten million pages, most as PDF; its site's earliest archived capture is of December 2005.

• The Sabils in the Islamic Architecture of Mecca and Medina 2004 Book Books and publishers

  A historical and archaeological study by Muhammad Hamza Isma'il al-Haddad (Cairo, 2004) of the water sabils of Mecca, Medina and the pilgrim roads, in two chapters: a history of the siqayas and sabils period by period, and an archaeological study of their types.

• Al-Mu'allim 2003 Album Music and nasheed

  Sami Yusuf's debut album, released by Awakening in 2003 after the label signed him as its first artist; its title, 'The Teacher', refers to the Prophet. The Guardian reported in 2012 that it sold 3 million copies and that, with My Ummah, it led Time magazine to call Sami Yusuf 'Islam's biggest rock star' and set the bar for the young nasheed industry.

• Dorar al-Saniyya (dorar.net) 2001 Digital library Websites, apps, games and devices

  An Islamic encyclopedias site owned by the Dorar al-Saniyya Foundation, a scholarly waqf foundation that states its aim as preserving the Sunna and building a scholarly reference on the method of Ahl al-Sunna wa-l-Jama'a; it holds the Hadith Encyclopedia and encyclopedias of tafsir, creed, fiqh, religions, sects, ethics, history and the Arabic language, with phone apps and an API; its earliest archived capture is of November 2001.

• IslamToday (islamtoday.net) 2001 Website Websites, apps, games and devices

  A Saudi Islamic website in Arabic and English run by Shaykh Salman al-Ouda, who was a director of its Arabic edition; its earliest archived capture is of 11 April 2001, and its earliest titled capture, of March 2002, calls it 'a web site about islam and muslims'.

• Palestinian Dialogue Network (paldf) 2001 Website Websites, apps, games and devices

  A Palestinian interactive news and discussion website founded by young Palestinians in 2001 under the motto 'the voice of Palestine to the world and the voice of the world to Palestine'; Arabic Wikipedia describes it as Islamic in affiliation and linked to the Palestinian Information Center, while the network says it takes no party position; it says more than fifty of its members had been killed by the Israeli army by the 2014 Gaza war.

• Awakening Music (Awakening Records) 2000 Record label Music and nasheed

  An England-based record label and music production company founded in 2000 by four entrepreneurs from England and the United States, with offices in London, Cairo and California; it launched the careers of Sami Yusuf, Maher Zain, Mesut Kurtis and Harris J, released Al-Mu'allim (2003), My Ummah (2005), Thank You Allah (2009) and Forgive Me (2012), and passed to a majority stake held by B4U in 2018.

• A Is for Allah 2000 Album Music and nasheed

  A double album for Muslim children made by Yusuf Islam and released on 11 July 2000 on his own Mountain of Light imprint, teaching the twenty-eight letters of the Arabic alphabet one by one; he wrote its title song in 1980 at the birth of his first child, Hasanah, the South African singer Zain Bhikha sings on most tracks, and it came with an illustrated alphabet book.

• Ibn Baz website (binbaz.org.sa) 1999 Website Websites, apps, games and devices

  The site that gathers the scholarly legacy, fatwas and lessons of Shaykh Abd al-Aziz ibn Baz; its earliest archived capture, of November 1999, calls it his only official site, approved by him in writing before his death and supervised by his son Ahmad; today it is a project of the Zad Group owned by Muhammad Salih al-Munajjid.

• Prayers of the Last Prophet 1999 Album Music and nasheed

  A spoken-word album by Yusuf Islam, the follow-up to The Life of the Last Prophet, gathering the supplications used by the Prophet in the order of the day and night: prayers for sleep and the night vigil, for dawn, for the day (istikhara, travel, visiting the sick, entering the mosque) and for the evening (entering the home, eating, parents and children), ending with blessings on the Prophet; the article dates it 14 September 1999 and Wikidata 2003.

• Iqraa TV 1998 Television channel Media

  A Saudi Islamic religious television channel founded by Saleh Abdullah Kamel and launched on 1 Rajab 1419 (21 October 1998) within the Arab Radio and Television network, in Arabic and, from 2011, in English, with programmes for the family, children, women and young people; its satellite broadcasts ended on 1 January 2025, and it continues online and on social media.

• Islamway 1998 Website Websites, apps, games and devices

  A multilingual Islamic website known for its audio: sermons, lessons, recitations and nasheeds, with fatwas, articles and books; it was begun by two people in late 1998 as 'The Islamway Radio', and says its team has grown to more than 150 volunteers and that it holds 96,648 sermons and lessons by 794 scholars and preachers and 35,917 recitations by 351 reciters (the site's figures, 2023).

• Islamweb 1998 Website Websites, apps, games and devices

  A Qatari Islamic portal of the Ministry of Awqaf and Islamic Affairs, launched in 1998 as a fatwa site and widened to the Qur'an, consultations, audio, articles and a library, in six languages; The Peninsula reported in 2023 nearly 300,000 fatwas, 200,000 consultations, more than half a million audio files and eight million pages.

• IslamOnline 1997 Website Websites, apps, games and devices

  An Islamic website in Arabic and English launched on 24 June 1997, with Yusuf al-Qaradawi among its founders, owned by the Al-Balagh Cultural Society in Doha while its editorial team worked in Cairo; known for its 'Ask the Scholar' section, it published some 306,000 items from 2000 to 2003, and in March 2010 fell into crisis when its Qatari management decided to move the work to Doha and its Cairo staff staged a sit-in.

• IslamQA (Islam Question & Answer) 1996 Platform Websites, apps, games and devices

  An online fatwa and question-and-answer website begun by Muhammad Salih al-Munajjid in 1996 and run under his general supervision, counted among the first online fatwa services; it answers questions from Muslims and others in sixteen languages on the method of Ahl al-Sunna wa-l-Jama'a, as it describes itself, and was blocked in Saudi Arabia in 2010 after fatwas were reserved to the Council of Senior Scholars.

• The Life of the Last Prophet 1995 Album Music and nasheed

  Yusuf Islam's first album after leaving the Western pop business in 1978, released on 1 April 1995 on Mountain of Light/Jamal: a spoken-word telling of the Prophet's life from orphanhood to death in thirty-four sections, with recitations and songs between them, meant to praise the Prophet, to reach young people and those who wish to understand Islam, and to explain why he left the business at the height of his career.

• Darussalam Publishers 1986 Publisher Books and publishers

  An international Islamic publishing and distribution house founded in 1986 by the Mecca-based Pakistani scholar Abdul Malik Mujahid, which grew from a single shop in Saudi Arabia to 35 countries and prints mainly in Sheikhupura, Pakistan; it has published over 1,500 books, translations and interpretations of the Qur'an in 29 languages and the six hadith collections in English in 38 volumes, and by 2020 was the second-largest publisher of translations of Islamic scripture after the King Fahd Complex.

• International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) 1983 University Learning and knowledge

  A Malaysian public university established on 23 May 1983 under the sponsorship of eight governments and the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation, headquartered at Gombak near Kuala Lumpur with six other campuses; it teaches in English and Arabic across fourteen faculties ("kulliyyah"), and since 1987 has produced more than 70,000 graduates from over a hundred countries.