Welcome to Arab Vision

Fourteen dramatized stories of Moroccans coming to faith in Jesus Christ is being broadcast
on satellite TV, directly into the homes of millions of Arab viewers.

For the first time ever, a Christian TV station has been allowed to broadcast its programs on a regional Arab-owned satellite service provider.  The unexpected decision by Nilesat to accept a Christian station is making headline news.

A new satellite TV channel, Azhari TV, was launched at the start of Ramadan by Sunni clerics to discourage extremism and promote the moderate face of Islam.

Millions of Muslim Arabs are observing Ramadan, the holy month in Islam characterized by fasting, long prayers and recitation of the Qur’an.  Many of our Arab Muslim viewers will be putting in an extra effort to do good and focus on God during this time.

Arab Vision is working on developing a new key media outlet as an alternative to the satellite broadcasts of its TV programs : an Internet Station. The number of people in the Arab World with access to the Internet has grown exponentially the last 5 years.  Overall, it is estimated that 24 million in the region have access to high speed Internet.

There is no news yet on the six foreigners who were kidnapped on 12 June in Yemen.  Three others who were also kidnapped at the same time were murdered shortly afterwards. 

An Egyptian man, who earlier this year became the first Muslim to receive a conversion certificate from the Coptic Church, has been denied the right to change the religious status on his ID card by a court in Egypt. His legal team is preparing to appeal the ruling.

Satellite TV channels have become very popular in Algeria over the last few years.  However, the main digital station packages are now encrypted, leaving the Algerian viewers with very few alternatives.

Arab Vision has been gathering the personal testimonies of Moroccan men and women who have decided to follow Christ. These are now being dramatized for a special TV series for Morocco.