Since launching his broadcast career in 1998, Dr Amr Khaled has established himself as one of the most popular, pioneering, and globally influential televangelists in the Islamic world. Moving away from traditional scholarly lecturing, Khaled utilizes modern media, highly produced television programmes, and digital campaigns to champion community development, youth empowerment, tolerance, and interfaith harmony. He holds a degree in accounting from Cairo University and earned a PhD in Islamic Studies from the University of Wales in 2010.

A pioneer in religious broadcasting, Khaled is widely credited with creating Mujaddidun (The Reformers), the world’s first Muslim reality television show, which challenged young groups to execute civic service projects. His non-sectarian approach transforms personal religious devotion into tangible social action through initiatives like the Life Makers foundation. Today, his extensive multimedia network is translated into nearly 20 languages. Commanding a massive digital following of over 46 million social media subscribers and hundreds of millions of video views, he remains an enduring household name for millions of young Muslims globally.