In his first visit to Pakistan in the last three decades, Dr. Naik arrived in Pakistan to deliver lectures in major cities.
“YouTube Ad revenue income is Haram”, says Dr Zakir Naik. Islamic scholar Dr. Zakir Naik has warned content creators about the YouTube monetization program, calling it “Haram” according to fundamental principles of Islam.
In his latest public interaction in Port City, the Peace TV founder shared his views on YouTube monetization, calling it “haram”, and debated content shown in advertisements.
Responding to one person, the distinguished scholar revealed ethical concerns about ad revenue from content featuring women and music, saying, “Even if you stop alcohol advertising, you still end up with women. Can’t block display ads.”
Naik said that despite his millions of followers and considerable earning potential, many channels that re-share his videos often include images of women in their thumbnails, making his original content look like a fake. The number of views is significantly higher than.
He also revealed that his clips have been shadow-banned, resulting in a drop in views, although he has seen an increase in audience engagement since his arrival in the Asian country.
He stressed not to seek profit through inappropriate means, and encouraged questioners to stop influencing YouTube and focus on faith, assuring them that their livelihoods would outpace ad revenue. will not have a negative effect, but will lead to more blessings.
In his first visit to Pakistan in the last three decades, Dr. Naik arrived in Pakistan to deliver lectures in major cities. He first visited the country in the early 90s. He is currently living in Malaysia due to the controversies and legal troubles of the Modi-led government in India.
