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Al Wesal TV is a Saudi-based Sunni Islamic educational channel television network. The production of this channel is based on the teachings of Quran-o-Sunnah. A team of Islamic scholars monitors the material presented on its programs. Each program of Wesal Urdu TV is previewed according to authentic references of Quran-o-Hadees. In 2015, it launched its Urdu language TV channel.

The channel is a topic of controversy. It was accused of preaching Salafism and spreading anti-Shia rhetoric throughout the network.^[1] In 2014, a channel's host praised suicide bombing that killed at least 47 Houthis,^[2] prompting Saudi Arabia's Culture and Information Minister to announce the closure of the channel.^[3][4]

• Website in Arabic
• Facebook page in Arabic
• Website in Urdu
• Facebook Page in urdu
• Youtube Account in Urdu

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