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Blogging Theology's Latest YouTube Videos & Shorts

Subs617K

6Kin 28d

Views89.8M

3.26Min 28d

Est. Rev.$9K

Up 6%vs prior 14d

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Blogging Theology’s most recent 48 uploads

  • The latest upload vidIQ has for Blogging Theology is “Did James and Paul Preach Different Christianities? | Dr Hamza Andreas Tzortzis”, a long-form video published Oct 26, 2026.
  • These are Blogging Theology’s 48 most recent public uploads vidIQ has data for, published between Jul 23, 2026 and Oct 26, 2026 (42 long-form videos and 6 Shorts).
  • Median views across these 48 uploads: 32,286. 24 videos are above that median and 24 below.
  • Most viewed in the sample: “The Most Violent Religion in History? The Data May Surprise You” (1,069,300 views, Jul 25, 2026). Least viewed: “Did James and Paul Preach Different Christianities? | Dr Hamza Andreas Tzortzis” (1,369 views, Oct 26, 2026).
  • Median length: 50:20 for 42 long-form videos; 0:53 for 6 Shorts.
  • In this sample, Blogging Theology’s consecutive uploads were a median of 2 days apart (shortest gap 0 days, longest 5 days).
  • Views are lifetime totals as of Oct 27, 2026, so newer uploads have had less time to collect them. These figures describe only the videos listed here, not the whole channel, and do not show why any video performed as it did. Dates are UTC.
Blogging Theology’s most recent uploads, newest first, with publication date (UTC), format, lifetime views and length
VideoPublished (UTC)ViewsLength
Did James and Paul Preach Different Christianities? | Dr Hamza Andreas Tzortzis1,3691:41:18
Why I Accepted Islam: The Historical Jesus and Christianity | Oxford University62,7111:21:19
Hidden History: 30 Untold Stories of Islam in the West | Joram van Klaveren171,70559:22
These Powerful Hadiths Will Change How You See Suffering39,72610:36
THE THINKING MUSLIM CONFERENCE SUNDAY 8 NOVEMBER 2026 · WEST LONDON10,3970:48
THEY ENCOUNTERED DEMONS - Terrifying Testimonies and the Evidence for Supernatural Evil216,09833:09
Why Does Allah Let Those He Loves Suffer? Powerful Hadiths on Trials and Mercy2,26710:02
Is Arabic the Perfect Language? – with Adnan Adrian Wood Smith83,2931:24:48
The Astonishing Wisdom of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ143,22810:50
Are We More Than Our Brains? Neuroscience and the Islamic Case for the Soul | Dr Macksood Aftab27,86844:27
What the Dead Sea Scrolls Reveal About the Bible | Prof. Bart Ehrman163,09612:55
Post-Salafism: Is Salafism Beginning to Fragment? | Dr Besnik Sinani153,12948:18
Rethinking Muslim Education: The Great Books, Philosophy & Theology at BTA40,86531:32
Holocaust vs Nakba: What is the Nakba?4,1061:26
8 More Beautiful Hadiths That Will Change the Way You See Life86,12012:23
Why the Muslim World Needs Renewal | Dr Ermin Sinanović37,8091:33:20
Stalin’s Terrifying Final Moments — and What the Qur’an Says About Death398,59123:08
Has the Modern World Failed? Islam, the West and a New Vision for Humanity | Ahmad Paul Keeler94,70352:51
Al-Māturīdī and the Mystery of the Human Soul | Ahmad Qadri45,5571:09:25
THE SECRET POWER OF ISLAMIC POETRY | Adnan Adrian Wood-Smith30,63857:11

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As of 2026-10-27, Blogging Theology has 617,000 subscribers, 89,802,031 total views, and 1,557 videos. It ranks #123,059 by subscribers among channels tracked by vidIQ.

Ranked #123,059 worldwide, #2,746 in United Kingdom and #4,326 in Religion.

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