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• Muslim Central 2014 Platform Websites, apps, games and devices

  Muslim Central.

• OnePath Network 2014 News site Media

  An Australian Islamic media outlet founded 2014; video productions for English-speaking Muslims.

• Quran.com 2014 Platform Websites, apps, games and devices

  Quran.com.

• Ahmed Lemu 2014 Figures of the last fifty years

  Nigerian Muslim scholar, educationist and judge, born in the village of Lemu near Bida in Niger State in 1929 and died on 24 December 2020. He was educated at Lemu and Kano and then at SOAS, University of London; he taught Arabic and Islamic studies and rose through the education inspectorate, then became the first Sharia judge of the Sokoto Court of Appeal and Grand Khadi of the Niger State Sharia Court of Appeal. With his wife Aisha Lemu he founded the Islamic Educational Trust in 1969, and he received the King Faisal International Prize for service to Islam in 2014.

• Azlan Shah 2014 Figures of the last fifty years

  Sultan of Perak from 1984 to 2014 and the ninth Yang di-Pertuan Agong of Malaysia (1989–1994). Born at Batu Gajah in 1928, he rose through Malaya's judiciary to become, in 1965, the youngest judge appointed to the High Court and, in 1982, the youngest Lord President of the Federal Court, before ascending the Perak throne on the death of his cousin Sultan Idris Shah II; his refusal to dissolve the Perak state assembly in 2009 was upheld by the courts, and he was known as the Father of Malaysian Hockey.

• Maqsudul Alam 2014 Figures of the last fifty years

  Bangladeshi life scientist, born in Madaripur in 1954 and died in Honolulu in 2014. A professor at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa, he led the genome-sequencing projects for papaya, rubber, jute and a jute-attacking fungus that put Bangladesh on the genomics map, and received the Independence Day Award posthumously in 2016.

• Matthew Saad Muhammad 2014 Figures of the last fifty years

  American professional boxer, born in Philadelphia in 1954 as Maxwell Antonio Loach and died there in 2014. Raised an orphan after being abandoned at the age of five, he fought as Matthew Franklin before converting to Islam and taking the name he is known by. He held the WBC light heavyweight title from 1979 to 1981, retired with a record of 39 wins, 16 losses and 3 draws, and entered the International Boxing Hall of Fame in 1998.

• Maulana Mujahid al-Husseini 2014 Figures of the last fifty years

  Draft card for Maulana Mujahid al-Husseini, the Pakistani scholar and politician; his entry is not yet checked on the page.

• Mohammad Baqer Shirazi 2014 Figures of the last fifty years

  Draft card for Mohammad Baqer Shirazi, the Basran marja' of his age; his entry is not yet checked on the page.

• Moslem Malakouti 2014 Figures of the last fifty years

  Draft card for Moslem Malakouti, the Iranian Azerbaijani scholar; his entry is not yet checked on the page.

• Muhammad Auwal Albani Zaria 2014 Figures of the last fifty years

  Draft card for Muhammad Auwal Albani Zaria, the Nigerian scholar and mufassir; his entry is not yet checked on the page.

• Muhammad Qutb 2014 Figures of the last fifty years

  Draft card for Muhammad Qutb, the Egyptian Islamic thinker, Sayyid Qutb's brother, who taught in Saudi universities; his entry is not yet checked on the page.

• Nazim Al-Haqqani 2014 Figures of the last fifty years

  Turkish Cypriot Sufi leader (1922–2014), Grand Shaykh of the Haqqani branch of the Naqshbandi order. Born in Larnaca, Cyprus, he studied chemical engineering and sharia in Istanbul, was initiated into the Naqshbandi order and trained under Abdullah al-Faiz ad-Daghistani, his principal guide; after his guide's death in 1973 he was regarded as his successor, and his teaching spread through Western Europe and North America. He died in North Nicosia and was buried at Lefke.

• The Wanted 18 2014 Documentary Films CanadaFrancePalestinian Territories

  Palestinian documentary on eighteen cows bought by Beit Sahour townsfolk for food self-sufficiency that became a 'security threat'; a civil-resistance story.

• The Water Diviner 2014 Film Films AustraliaTürkiyeUnited States

  The Water Diviner.

• Excuse My French 2014 Film Films Egypt

  Excuse My French.

• Theeb 2014 Film Films United Arab EmiratesJordanQatar

  Jordanian film about a Bedouin boy lost in the desert during WWI; Jordan's first Oscar nomination.

• Haider 2014 Film Films India

  Haider.

• Resurrection: Ertuğrul 2014 Series Series and programmes Türkiye

  The TRT series about Ertuğrul, father of Ottoman founder Osman I; dubbed and broadcast to mass audiences across the Arab world, Pakistan, India and beyond.

• Desert Dancer 2014 Film Films United Arab EmiratesUnited Kingdom

  Based on the true story of an Iranian dancer who founded a secret dance group in Tehran despite the ban; starring Reece Ritchie and Freida Pinto.

• Timbuktu 2014 Film Films FranceMauritania

  Abderrahmane Sissako's Oscar-nominated film on Timbuktu under Ansar Dine's jihadist rule in 2012 — an indictment of violent extremism made from inside Muslim life.

• 5Pillars (5pillarsuk.com) 2014 Website Websites, apps, games and devices

  A British Muslim news site whose earliest archived capture, of 26 December 2014, presents it as 'British Muslim news, opinion, analysis', with UK, world and opinion sections.

• Kur'an Gerçek (Ali Rıza Safa) 2014 Book Books and publishers

  A Turkish rendering of the meanings of the Qur'an by Ali Rıza Safa, first published in 2014 by Ileri in Istanbul, then in editions with introduction and commentary (2018) and text-only editions up to 2021 under the title Kur'an-i Kerim Gerçek; it deliberately replaces Arabic religious vocabulary with vernacular Turkish, its translator holds that the Qur'an may be read in Turkish in prayer, and scholars in Kayseri objected in 2016 that it distorts the text.

• Qatar Digital Library 2014 Digital library Websites, apps, games and devices

  A bilingual (Arabic and English) digital library launched by Qatar Foundation, Qatar National Library and the British Library in October 2014, holding records of Gulf history from the India Office archives and Arabic scientific and heritage manuscripts; it reached almost 2.5 million digitised pages at its tenth anniversary in 2024.