Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "IIPC TV is a free-to-air, English language, Internet TV channel based in Karachi, Pakistan that broadcasts Islamic programs to global viewers through the medium of the Internet.The channel started test transmission in October 2006 and since then has broadcast live and recorded content on a 24 hour basis through its online portal.The channel was founded by Mohammad Shaikh, the chairman of the International Islamic Propagation Center. IIPC TV features educational and informational programs, lectures, documentaries, reviews as well as entertainment based on Muslim ethos, and reflecting the diversity of thought within the Muslim world. Speakers featured on the channel include leading Muslim orators like Ahmed Deedat, Zakir Naik, Gary Miller, Yusuf Islam, and also the channel founder, Mohammad Shaikh.The channel aims to provide a balanced view of Islamic teachings and culture to worldwide audiences, particularly to expatriate Muslim communities, people of other faiths and general public in non Muslim lands."@en }
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- IIPC_TV abstract "IIPC TV is a free-to-air, English language, Internet TV channel based in Karachi, Pakistan that broadcasts Islamic programs to global viewers through the medium of the Internet.The channel started test transmission in October 2006 and since then has broadcast live and recorded content on a 24 hour basis through its online portal.The channel was founded by Mohammad Shaikh, the chairman of the International Islamic Propagation Center. IIPC TV features educational and informational programs, lectures, documentaries, reviews as well as entertainment based on Muslim ethos, and reflecting the diversity of thought within the Muslim world. Speakers featured on the channel include leading Muslim orators like Ahmed Deedat, Zakir Naik, Gary Miller, Yusuf Islam, and also the channel founder, Mohammad Shaikh.The channel aims to provide a balanced view of Islamic teachings and culture to worldwide audiences, particularly to expatriate Muslim communities, people of other faiths and general public in non Muslim lands.".