Programs
| Name | Presenter | Duration | Frequency |
|---|---|---|---|
| Truth Exposed | Zakir Naik | 1 hour | six times a week |
| Dare to Ask | Zakir Naik | 30 mins. | five times a week |
| Let’s Ask Dr. Zakir | Zakir Naik | ||
| Da'wah Training Program | |||
| Izhar-E-Haq | Zakir Naik | 30 mins. | |
| Man With a Mission | Ahmed Deedat | 30 mins. | 3 times a week |
| Peace Missile | A. R. Green, Hussain Ye, Yusuf Estes | 30 mins. | |
| Fire of Faith | Bilal Philips | 30 mins | |
| Crossfire | Zakir Naik | ||
| Youth Talk | Ammar Amonette | 30 mins | |
| Whiz Kids | Young Muslim children | 30 mins | |
| Rasool ki Baat | Rafeeque Madani | 30 mins | |
| Faith Frontiers | Internationally Acclaimed Speakers | ||
| Peace Mission | Internationally Acclaimed Speakers |
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