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((Infobox television channel
| name = Al-Majd Network
| logo = Al Majd Network Logo.png
| logo_caption = '''Al-Majd Network'''
| country = [[Saudi Arabia]]
| area = [[Middle East]]
| headquarters = [[Riyadh]], [[Saudi Arabia]]
| language = [[Arabic]]
| launch_date = November 2002
| website = ((URL|http://almajdtv.com))
))

'''Al-Majd Network''' (((lang|ar|شبكة المجد))) is a group of general and specialized satellite television channels which includes five [[free-to-air]] channels and eight [[encrypted]] channels. The group has a strong [[Salafi]] Islamic orientation and is owned by Saudi businessman [[Fahad Abdulrahman Alshimeimri]], with other partners.
==History==
Al-Majd Satellite Network was founded in November 2002.

As of 2022, Broadcasting and production is done in [[Riyadh]] and [[Cairo]]. There were additional production and broadcasting offices in [[Dubai]], [[Amman]], [[Rabat]], [[Baghdad]], [[Damascus]] and [[Beirut]], in addition to tens of productive companies.

Until 2016, there was live SMS messaging for some Channels including Al-majd Kids.

Starting 2022 and ending the same year there used to be a channel called Al-Majd Zaman; Which used to be another variety & entertainment channel from Al-Majd Network airing some of the network’s archives.<!-- (Commenting this out because it makes no sense as written, The source is related to the last point made here, but that point needs to be less vague. If you can flesh this out and/or just make it make sense, please do. Thanks.) It is the fourth operator channels of paid television in the Arab world, where television network comprising Hundreds of thousands of participants in the system to receive the channels that works by [[Smart Card]].   Some of the content on the channel has been identified as extremely sectarian and intolerant, with a particular anti-Shia emphasis.<ref>http://www.memri.org/report/en/0/0/0/0/0/0/8879.htm ((Bare URL inline|date=May 2022))</ref>


2023-11-07: Some of the info in this comment is outdated as of now, so this might be removed soon.-->

==Free-to-air channels==

* Al-Majd Satellite Channel: Al-Majd Network’s main channel.
* Al-Majd Qur'an Channel: The first 24-hour Holy Qur’an television channel in the world.
* Al-Majd Hadeeth Channel: The first TV channel in the world that focuses on the quotes of Prophet Muhammad, as well as Hadeeth-related content.
* Al-Ilmiya (Al-Majd Religious Sciences): One of the first educational TV channels in the Middle East, focusing on Religious Sciences.
* Radio Dal for Children: Considered by the network as the first children’s radio in the world. Radio Dal hasn’t been available as an FM radio station as of yet.

==Encrypted channels==
* Al-Majd News Service (formerly known as “Al-Alam Al-Yaum”): The only world news service in Al-Majd Network as of now.
* Al-Majd Documentary Channel: The first documentary channel in the Arab World.
* Al-Majd Nature Channel: The first nature channel in the Arab World.
* Al-Majd Kids Channel (also known as “Majd”): Al-Majd Network’s main kids channel, which features mostly live-action children’s content.
* Basma: A 24/7 cartoon channel, and one of Al-Majd Network’s kids channels.
* Rawdah: The first channel in the Middle East that produces and airs educational content for children aged 2-5.
* Taghareed: A channel that specializes in children’s nasheeds.
* Masah: Al-Majd Network’s main variety & entertainment channel, with content that includes drama series.
* Al-Ajaweed: A channel airing the most watched program; Al-Ajaweed, Which used to be a normal series airing on the free-to-air channel being Al-Majd Satellite Channel every afternoon, the series gained a Giant viewer-base, leading to the start of this channel.
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==Slogan==
[[File:شبكة المجد ... القنوات الآمنة للأسرة.png|thumb|Almajd Network's Slogan translated into English "Safe channels for your family."]]

==External links==
*((official website))

[[Category:Islamic television networks]]
[[Category:Television channels and stations established in 2002]]
[[Category:Television stations in Saudi Arabia]]
[[Category:Television stations in the Middle East and North Africa]]

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