[3] Initially edited by Wahiduzzaman Kairanawi, who had also served as the editor of Da'watul Haq, his tenure was brief, and he was succeeded by his student Badrul Hasan Qasmi.

[9] After Amini's passing, the advisory committee appointed Arif Jameel Mubarakpuri as the new editor in October 2021,[10] and Al-Daie continues to be available online via the institution's official website.

[9] The magazine focuses on raising awareness of Islamic principles, addressing challenges faced by Muslims worldwide, and promoting mutual understanding between Arab and non-Arab communities.

[12] Its content includes sections such as the Editor's Note, which covers current issues affecting Muslim societies, and the Feature Article, which discusses Islamic values and ethics.

Zikrullah Arabi from Maulana Azad National Urdu University referred to it as a significant publication in the Indian subcontinent and noted its focus on addressing intellectual challenges.

[21] Ahmed Abdul Qadir, Dean at King Abdulaziz University, noted its focus on Islamic principles and its analysis of issues within the Muslim world.

[21] Abdulaziz Bin Abdullah Al-Khwaiter [ar], a member of Saudi Arabia's Council of Ministers, referred to its quality and the presence of esteemed writers.