[2] In their presentation, it is not uncommon for Muslim memes to offend their readers in order to remind them of their religious duties.
One of the earliest representations of Islamic memes is the phrase "Stay halal brother" which is usually combined with a poster of the Indian Muslim preacher Zakir Naik or the starfish character Patrick Star.
[4][5] Some memes are made using Islamic words against the background of the animated film characters SpongeBob SquarePants.
[citation needed] Islamic memes can be found widely on social media such as Instagram,[2] YouTube, WhatsApp, and others.
[6] Some information experts from Indonesia regard Islamic memes as a means of preaching religion in a practical and easy way.