Izudin Alwy Ahmed

People Living

عز الدين علوي أحمد

Indonesia

Kenyan sheikh teaching in Swahili; his YouTube channel (@izudinalwy), open since 31 August 2012, counted 193,000 subscribers by vidIQ as of 7 November 2026 (read on 8 November 2026) and publishes about four videos a week by ThoughtLeaders' read; Kenya's Al Huda TV names him among the sheikhs of its 'Mimbar ya Al Huda' programming.

Depth

At a glance

Roles
Preacher
Region
East Africa & Swahili coast

In space

Indonesia

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Place in the story

    Unknown (unknown)

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    Reach

    Platform figures read on the date shown; they are what the platform displayed that day, not museum facts.

    • youtubesubscribers: 193,000 · read on 2026-11-07 · @izudinalwy, per vidIQ page updated 7 November 2026 and read 8 November 2026; ThoughtLeaders FAQ (crawled 6 November 2026) agrees at 193K

    Summary

    Izudin Alwy Ahmed is a Kenyan sheikh who teaches in Swahili. His YouTube channel (@izudinalwy), open since 31 August 2012, counted 193,000 subscribers by vidIQ as of 7 November 2026 — read on 8 November 2026 and matching ThoughtLeaders' FAQ figure of 193K from its 6 November 2026 crawl. 1 2 Kenya's Al Huda TV names him among the sheikhs of its "Mimbar ya Al Huda" programming. 3

    Platforms and work

    The channel held 6,067 videos and 31,335,230 total views at the read, and ThoughtLeaders describes it as a Swahili channel on Islamic teachings and lifestyle publishing about four videos a week. 1 2 A recent video on his own channel, a Swahili lesson on what is done for the deceased before washing whose description reads "SHEIKH IZUDIN ALWY", was updated three days before the read, so the channel is still uploading. 4 Al Huda TV's programme videos list "Shk. Izudin Alwy Ahmed" in their keywords among the channel's sheikhs, on both "Mimbar ya Al Huda" and "Mawlid ya Mtume" programmes, alongside other Kenyan sheikhs. 3

    Impact and audience

    The channel held steady at 193,000 subscribers through autumn 2026 by vidIQ's read, with over a hundred thousand views a month, ranked #557 in Kenya. 1 This record is deliberately honest about its limits: his identity beyond his channel is thin — no Wikipedia article and no Wikidata item could be found for him, and no source read gives a birth date — so the record is built from the channel itself plus one trusted linked profile, Al Huda TV. The closest text to a classification is Al Huda TV's keyword list, which includes the phrase "Ahlusunna wal Jamaa" inside a long string of sheikhs' names; that is a broadcaster's channel metadata, not a text attesting a school for the man himself, so no classification is taken from it and his faith is recorded here as unknown. 3 2

    References

    • vidIQ page for his channel (@izudinalwy): 193,000 subscribers as of 7 November 2026, read on 8 November 2026. 1
    • ThoughtLeaders page for his channel, crawled 6 November 2026 and read on 8 November 2026. 2
    • A recent video on his own YouTube channel, read on 8 November 2026. 4
    • Al Huda TV programme videos on YouTube naming him among its sheikhs, read on 8 November 2026. 3

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    Lived in
    Indonesia

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    Demak–Portuguese conflicts· Makassar War· Trunajaya Rebellion· Abdul Somad· Achmad Zaky· Adi Hidayat· Agus Subiyanto· Ahmad Bahauddin Nursalim

    Sources

    1. Izudin Alwy Ahmed — vidIQ channel statistics (@izudinalwy)
    2. Izudin Alwy Ahmed — ThoughtLeaders channel analytics
    3. Al Huda TV (Kenya) — programme videos naming Sheikh Izudin Alwy Ahmed
    4. Izudin Alwy Ahmed — his own YouTube channel video (@izudinalwy)
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    islam.museum contributors. “Izudin Alwy Ahmed”. islam.museum, https://islam.museum/en/person/izudin-alwy-ahmed/. CC BY-SA 4.0. Last updated 2026-11-09.

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