Hayder Kedir

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حيدر كدير

c. 2015 CE · c. 1436 AH† †

† Hijri date derived by computation from the Gregorian/Julian date; it may differ from the transmitted date by a day or two.

Ethiopia

Ethiopian dawah preacher also known by the kunya Abu Hayder; his Facebook author page counted 320,000 followers in the wave-195 harvest's 7 November 2026 read of the metadata of a post dated August 2026, an Africa Press report named him President of the Ethiopian Muslim Youth Council, and clips of his talks circulate on TikTok under his name and kunya.

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Preacher
Region
East Africa & Swahili coast

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Ethiopia

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    Summary

    Hayder Kedir is an Ethiopian dawah preacher also known by the kunya Abu Hayder, and clips of his talks circulate on TikTok under his name and kunya. 1 2 His Facebook author page counted 320,000 followers in the read of a page post's metadata — the post dated August 2026 — made by this wave's harvest on 7 November 2026; Facebook fetch is blocked in the build environment, so that figure is the harvest's same-day read, not this record writer's, and the page's exact URL could not be pinned despite searching. 3

    Public voice

    An Africa Press report on the sixth annual nationwide Grand Street Iftar stated that Ustaz Hayder Kedir is President of the Ethiopian Muslim Youth Council, and quoted him saying that year's programme was unique as it would take place simultaneously across the country, providing an opportunity for young people to strengthen their role in promoting unity, development, and social progress. 4 His remarks appeared in the same report alongside those of another preacher, Ustaz Abubeker Ahmed of the Ethiopian Islamic Affairs Supreme Council. 4

    Platforms and impact

    Clips of his public speeches circulate on TikTok through clip accounts: a clip posted by Abdela Shifa on 22 April 2026, captioned with "Justice for Aksum Muslims" and the name Ustaz Hayder Kedir, showed 29,800 plays when read on 7 November 2026, and another clip, posted on 6 December 2025 and closing its description with the words "Abu heydar kedir", showed 564,200 plays when read the same day. 2 1 This record is deliberately minimal and honest: no Wikipedia article in any language could be found for him, so no birth date and no school of law are recorded here, and the Amharic-script rendering of his full name that the harvest flagged as unverified could not be verified, so it is not recorded. 4 3

    References

    • His Facebook author page, via the wave-195 harvest's 7 November 2026 post-metadata read of a post dated August 2026; the page URL is unpinned. 3
    • Africa Press report on the Grand Street Iftar in Addis Ababa, read in full on 7 November 2026. 4
    • TikTok clip "Justice for Aksum Muslims" by Ustaz Hayder Kedir, read directly on 7 November 2026. 2
    • TikTok clip closing its description with "Abu heydar kedir", read directly on 7 November 2026. 1

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    Sources

    1. TikTok clip — 'Abu heydar kedir'
    2. TikTok clip — 'Justice for Aksum Muslims' by Ustaz Hayder Kedir
    3. Hayder Kedir — his Facebook author page
    4. Africa Press — Grand Street Iftar report naming Hayder Kedir
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    islam.museum contributors. “Hayder Kedir”. islam.museum, https://islam.museum/en/person/hayder-kedir/. CC BY-SA 4.0. Last updated 2026-11-09.

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