Raja Zia ul Haq

راجا ضياء الحق

Pakistani youth preacher, chief executive and ameer of Youth Club Pakistan, a non-profit youth organisation founded in 2011 and based in Islamabad that runs religious and educational conferences and youth engagement programmes in Islamabad, Lahore and other Pakistani cities; his talks circulate through the organisation's YouTube channel.

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Roles
activist · teacher
Region
South Asia
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    Summary

    Raja Zia ul Haq is a Pakistani youth preacher and the chief executive of Youth Club Pakistan, a non-profit youth organisation founded in 2011 and based in Islamabad that organises community events, religious and educational conferences, and youth engagement programmes. 1 His talks and the organisation's conferences circulate through the Youth Club YouTube channel. 2

    Youth Club

    Hiba Magazine interviewed him as the club's ameer: he described an organisation based in Islamabad and Lahore running street dawah, workshops, weekly halaqahs, school sessions, university lectures and an annual conference, and he said the club was the brainchild of a group of very dedicated sisters — he leads the organisation, he did not found it alone. 3 In August 2023, independent media reported that his YouTube channel was taken down, drawing attention to his role in the organisation's digital outreach. 1

    Positions and faith

    Read this section as the report of the sources, not as a museum ruling.

    No source consulted names a legal school or theological affiliation for him personally: the Wikipedia article records his role and nothing about a school, and the Hiba interview presents a youth dawah organisation without naming one. 1 3 His faith is therefore recorded as unknown.

    References

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    Sources

    1. Youth Club Pakistan — English Wikipedia
    2. Youth Club — YouTube channel
    3. Youth Club – Inspiring Positive Change — Hiba Magazine
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    islam.museum contributors. “Raja Zia ul Haq”. islam.museum, https://islam.museum/en/person/raja-zia-ul-haq/. CC BY-SA 4.0. Last updated 2026-10-26.

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