Radio Voice of Islam

Voice of Islam is an English-language station established by the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in 2016. Its programme explores Islam alongside news, contemporary issues and questions about faith and society. The broadcaster's stated emphasis on peace and dialogue informs a service that addresses both Muslim listeners and people interested in understanding religious perspectives.

Discussion and interviews provide room to examine social subjects, history and relationships between communities. The schedule also includes Quran recitation with English translation and commentary, giving listeners access to religious material in the same language as the wider conversation. Faith is approached through both its devotional foundations and its relationship with everyday public life.

Sisters on Air considers religious and contemporary issues from Muslim women's perspectives. Science Hour examines the relationship between science and faith, Book Corner explores literature, and Living History considers civilisations and historical figures. Art of the Islamic World and Poets for Peace bring further cultural subjects into the schedule. Breakfast, Drive Time and Weekend World provide distinct settings for news and public discussion alongside those specialist programmes.

An English translation of the Friday sermon is another established strand, connecting the radio service with the community's religious activity. Voice of Islam combines these forms of listening with conversation intended to encourage understanding across different backgrounds. Its identity rests on explaining beliefs, considering contemporary questions and creating space for informed engagement with Islam in an English-language setting.