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• Labbaik Media Cell 2021 Organisation

  Labbaik Media Cell is the media cell of Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan and its YouTube channel (@LabbaikMediaCell313); the channel describes itself as the party's social media network and publishes its leaders' speeches and bayans in Urdu, and it counted about 192,000 subscribers by vidIQ's count updated on 6 November 2026.

• Taw Haa Tv 2021 Organisation

  A Bangladeshi YouTube channel (@TawHaaTv) carrying the Bengali lectures of the preacher Abu Taw Haa Muhammad Adnan; created in 2021, it counted about 1.43 million subscribers by vidIQ's count read on 5 November 2026, and its most-viewed videos are all his lectures.

• Hadaf Production 2019 Organisation

  A Kenya-based Somali-language Islamic media production and distribution channel, created on YouTube on 4 November 2019, which publishes lectures, Friday sermons and podcasts by Somali scholars — among them Hussein Ali Jabuti, Mustafe Haji Ismail, Mohamed Idris and Mohamed Abdi Umal — for Somali-speaking audiences in Kenya and the diaspora. It counted about 521,000 subscribers by vidIQ's count as of 4 November 2026.

• Safiirka Islaamka 2018 Organisation

  'The Ambassador of Islam' — a Kenya-based Somali-language YouTube channel, created on 4 December 2018, which in its own description serves the community with social issues, stories and marriage topics, alongside lectures and talks by Somali scholars. It counted about 299,000 subscribers across some 1,683 videos by vidIQ's count as of 4 November 2026. The channel names no individual author, and it is recorded as a channel brand rather than a person.

• Minber TV 2017 Organisation

  An Ethiopian Islamic satellite television station broadcasting in Amharic, Afaan Oromo, Afar and Somali, carrying news, teaching programmes and the Merkuz nasheed series produced by its Minber Multimedia Production arm; its YouTube channel (@MinberTv1) counted about 857 thousand subscribers by vidIQ's count read on 5 November 2026.

• Holy Tune 2016 Organisation

  A Bangladeshi Islamic music record label and production company, the label of the cultural organisation Kalarab Shilpigosthi; established in 2016 and owned by the singer Muhammad Badruzzaman, its YouTube channel (@holytunebdofficial) is the country's largest Islamic label channel, with about 10.8 million subscribers by vidIQ's count read on 5 November 2026.

• Dawat-e-Islami 2015 Organisation

  The official YouTube channel (@dawateislami) of Dawat-e-Islami, the Pakistani movement founded in Karachi in September 1981 with Ilyas Qadri as its main leader, which runs the Madani Channel television station; the channel counted about 1.15 million subscribers by vidIQ's count read on 5 November 2026.

• ÁLI stýdıasy — Ali Studio 2013 Organisation

  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.

• TALIM KZ 2013 Organisation

  A Kazakh-language Islamic education channel on YouTube (@talimkz), opened on 13 February 2013, whose name strings together three Kazakh words for learning: tağylym (edification), tanym (knowledge) and tälim (instruction). It publishes sermons, lessons and question-and-answer talks by many Kazakh preachers — among them Abdugappar Smanov, Nursultan Kasimov, Zharkyn Myrzataev and Arystan Ospanov — alongside Umrah and Hajj guidance, and counted about 612 thousand subscribers by vidIQ's count read on 5 November 2026, a dated platform figure. No operating organisation or founder is named in the channel's published materials.

• Africa TV (Africa TV3) 2012 Organisation

  A Nigerian Hausa-language Islamic YouTube channel (@AfricaTV3) carrying religious lectures and Ramadan drama series; it counted about 257 thousand subscribers by vidIQ's count read on 5 November 2026, and the channel was created in 2012.

• Hazret Sultan Mosque — official channel 2012 Organisation

  The official YouTube channel (@aziretsultanmosque) of the Hazret Sultan Mosque in Astana, Kazakhstan's national mosque, inaugurated on 6 July 2012. The channel was created on 13 June 2012, as the mosque was being completed, and publishes Qur'an and tajwid lessons, tafsir series, fiqh talks and sermons — among them a lecture series by the mosque's imam Erbolat Zhusipov — and counted about 406 thousand subscribers by vidIQ's count read on 5 November 2026, a dated platform figure. The mosque houses the Hikmet television and radio studio and the Muslim.kz editorial office, the in-house media operation behind its broadcasts.

• Minhaj TV 2012 Organisation

  Minhaj TV is the YouTube channel (@minhajtvofficial) of Minhaj-ul-Quran International (MQI), the organisation founded by Muhammad Tahir-ul-Qadri in 1980 in Lahore, Pakistan; the channel counted about 146 thousand subscribers by vidIQ's count read on 5 November 2026, and its most-viewed videos are devotional songs and recitations from International Milad Conferences.

• Youth Club 2011 Organisation

  The YouTube channel (@youthclubpk) of Youth Club Pakistan, the non-profit youth organisation founded in 2011 and headquartered in Islamabad, which organises community events and religious and educational conferences; the channel counted about 1.71 million subscribers by vidIQ's count read on 5 November 2026.

• Madani Channel 2009 Organisation

  Madani Channel is the television station of the Pakistani movement Dawat-e-Islami and its YouTube channel (@madanichannelofficial); the television channel has operated since 2008, launched in Urdu before English, Arabic and Bengali services, and its YouTube channel counted about 3.63 million subscribers by vidIQ's count read on 5 November 2026.

• Nejashi TV 2009 Organisation

  An Ethiopian Islamic television platform that describes itself as a coalition of three media outlets — Bilal TV, Jeilu TV and Merkeb Media — broadcasting on Ethiosat to Ethiopia and beyond with news, dawah, lectures and entertainment; its YouTube channel (@nejashitva) counted about 526 thousand subscribers by vidIQ's count read on 5 November 2026.

• Rodja TV 2009 Organisation

  An Indonesian dawah television channel launched in 2009 from the Radio Rodja network in Cileungsi, Bogor, and run by the Cahaya Sunnah foundation; the network began as a community radio station in 2005 and on 756 AM in 2007, and Rodja TV broadcasts online and by satellite. Its name abbreviates Radio Dakwah Ahlussunnah wal Jamaah, 'the dawah radio of the People of the Sunna and the Community'.

• Yufid.TV — Yufid Network 2009 Organisation

  An Indonesian dawah media network based in the Yogyakarta region, formed in 2009 and run by the Yufid Network foundation (legally registered in 2014); it operates the Yufid.TV, Yufid EDU and Yufid Kids channels and consultation platforms, and scholars describe it as Indonesia's widest-reaching Salafi dawah platform.

• Khidmatulquran Islamic Foundation 2004 Organisation

  A Tanzanian non-profit foundation, chaired by Sheikh Ally Mohammed Saleh, which has organised Qur'an tajweed competitions in Tanzania since 2004 — from a competition its organisers established at Masjid Idrisa, to an East Africa tajweed competition from 2008 and international tilawat and tajweed competitions hosting world-renowned reciters — alongside Qur'an teaching and publishing. Its YouTube channel (@khidmatulquran), created in 2013, records its competitions and counted about 153,000 subscribers by vidIQ's count as of 4 November 2026.

• Junoon 1990 Organisation

  Pakistan's 'Sufi rock' pioneers of 'Sayyoni' — the biggest rock band in the Muslim world's rock history.

• Islamic Relief Worldwide 1984 Relief agency AfghanistanBosnia & HerzegovinaBangladesh

  An international relief and development NGO founded in 1984 by Hany El-Banna and fellow students of the University of Birmingham, with its international headquarters in Birmingham and offices and branches in more than forty countries; its income was £275.6 million in 2024. It has faced allegations from Israel, the UAE and others, which it denies, and an independent audit in 2014 found no link to terrorism.

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