Organisation
Muslim Central NPO is an Islamic Online Solutions Provider started in 2012. We use various platforms to educate and inspire, currently focusing on Websites and Progressive Web Apps.
Muslim Central is a registered Non-Profit organisation based in South Africa (Reg. No. 2016/256811/08)
We serve Allah by using our skills to benefit Islam and Muslims. All our services are 100% FREE, no advertisements and we rely on donations to keep up us running.
Projects
Muslim Central
- Website
- Android Apps
- Apple Podcasts
- Google Podcasts
- 3rd Party Integration
Quran Central
- Website
- Android App
- Apple Podcasts
- Google Podcasts
- 3rd Party Integration
Platforms
- YouTube
- SoundCloud
- Telegram
Muslim Central Project
Mufti Ismail Menk and the majority of the speakers are by consent on on Muslim Central. We continue to try and get in touch with the rest. If you wish to re-use audio, please read our legal page.
Our platform serves 1+ Million downloads a month. We make use of a 3rd-party company (blubrry) who specializes in recording download statistics.
Project > Podcasts
The unique aspect of Muslim Central can only be appreciated if one understands what a podcast is. In short though, when we publish content onto our website, this “pushes” the content to multiple other platforms and apps. Each Speaker is a Podcast on its own.
So, when an audio is uploaded for a speaker it becomes a available as follows:
- Website Channel
- Apple Podcasts
- Google Podcasts
- Added to Muslim Central – Android Audio App
- Podcast Feed – allowing users to choose the Client App they wish to consume the Podcast
- Integrated into many Third Party App on various platforms
- iTunes Desktop Users and so on
Project > Benefits of Audio
You can listen whilst:
- Cooking
- Driving
- Playing games
- Mowing the yard
- Working
- With your spouse and children
- Improve listening skills
- While doing any other activity!
- Users with slow internet access
Audio is less popular than videos no doubt, but it has its uses and place. There are countless lectures only available as audio. It is much easier to record properly than video.
