If you want to advertise to Muslim audiences specifically, rather than running mainstream ads and hoping, a handful of networks exist to do exactly that. Here's an honest look at the main ones, including where HalalSpark fits and where it doesn't.
Every network here says it's halal. These are the questions that separate them.
A person checking each ad against a halal standard, or automated moderation.
Published self-serve prices, an auction, or an agency with a minimum spend.
Whether you can sign up and launch yourself, or need an account manager.
General family-safe inventory, or websites made for Muslim readers.
How long the network has run, and at what scale.
In no particular order, with HalalSpark last. Anything we couldn't verify publicly is marked as such rather than guessed.
The largest and most established network in this category, with 15+ years of operation and a reported 250M+ reach across properties including MasjidConnect.
Best forAdvertisers who want maximum scale and a long track record.
A self-serve platform built around the Islamic app ecosystem, with a privacy-first approach to targeting.
Best forReaching Muslim audiences through Islamic apps, without an account manager.
Runs on an agency model: campaigns are managed for you rather than self-serve, with a reported minimum spend of $5,000+ a month.
Best forLarger advertisers who want a fully managed campaign and have the budget for it.
A newer entrant, currently in beta. Worth watching as it builds its publisher network, but its track record and scale aren't established yet.
Best forAdvertisers happy to try an early-stage network.
Self-serve display ads on Muslim-focused websites. A person reviews every ad against a halal standard before it runs, impressions only count once an ad has been seen, and prices are published, with no auction. From 21 October 2026, prices are set by the reader's country.
Best forAdvertisers who want published prices, full control over their campaigns, and their ads on Muslim-focused websites, reviewed by a person.
Track record, whether you can set up yourself, and what it costs.
| Network | Track record | Self-serve? | Pricing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Muslim Ad Network | 15+ years, 250M+ reach | Not publicly listed | Not publicly listed |
| Kahf Ads | Not publicly listed | Yes | Not publicly listed |
| Halal.Ad | Not publicly listed | No, agency managed | $5,000+ a month minimum |
| Islamic Ad Network | New, in beta | Not publicly listed | Not publicly listed |
| HalalSpark | Early access since June 2026 | Yes, from £4 | £4 per 1,000 impressions or £0.60 per click until 21 October 2026; from then, £1 to £8 per 1,000 by the reader's country. |
We're a younger network than Muslim Ad Network, and we're open about that. What we offer instead is published prices, a person checking every ad, and impressions that only count once they've been seen.
You can set everything up yourself: sign up, upload a creative, top up, and a person reviews your ad, usually within about a day. Prices are published, so you know what you'll pay before you spend, whatever the size of your campaign.
See HalalSpark's prices and targeting →It depends on what you need. Muslim Ad Network has the longest track record and largest reported reach. Kahf Ads focuses on Islamic apps. Halal.Ad runs a managed agency model with a $5,000+ monthly minimum. HalalSpark is self-serve, starts from £4, and publishes its prices.
Yes. HalalSpark, Muslim Ad Network, Kahf Ads and Halal.Ad all place ads in front of Muslim audiences, with halal checks on the ads they run. Google Ads doesn't let advertisers target people by religion.
It's self-serve with published prices and no auction, starting from £4. Every ad is reviewed by a person before it runs, ads run on Muslim-focused websites, and an impression only counts once the ad has actually been seen. From 21 October 2026, prices are set by the reader's country.
Start advertising to the Ummah from £4, with no auction.