British Channel Four broadcast Fajr throughout the month of Ramadan British Channel Four decided to broadcast the ears of dawn throughout the days of the month of Ramadan, as confirmed by Ralph Lee, director of documentary programs in the TV channel. Lee said the magazine "Radio Times" that the purpose of the definition of associate Islam with extremism in this religion. He said due to the fact that the month of Ramadan occupies a great importance to the viewer compared to "extensive television coverage" of the Royal News. The channel will start fourth in the presentation of a series of programs as part of the definition of the month of Ramadan, which begins next Tuesday. He told me that the fourth channel will be the first which earpieces broadcast daily in Britain. He added that he hoped to have the measure to the attention of viewers and recognize its significance. He said that the number of Muslims in Britain has increased in the exercise of its rituals, but the vast majority of people in Britain are not aware of its presence in the foundation. This is not surprising because of the lack of it on TV screens. " He said that non-Muslims can identify Islam "through the rituals of Ramadan which represent physical discomfort through fasting and controlling behavior, while representing the Muslims worship the great spiritual." Lee added that the time attention has come "for the sense of spiritual sentiments among Muslims around the world, and change the perception of what is better." He said that in the wake of the killing of the soldier me rugby in and Oloch in the twenty-second of May and the subsequent feelings of revenge towards British Muslims, has become an urgent need to allow to hear the voice of the moderate majority of Muslims. However, the decision to broadcast may cause some of the criticisms of the fourth channel, but "this is what we are about - we will provide space for the voice of those without representation." Promote propaganda He wondered "nearly five percent of the population Britain Sasmon the month of Ramadan this month, Can we say the same thing about the other national occasions and received wide coverage, such as the celebration of the coronation of the Queen." The series will include programs that ستبثها the channel on Ramadan documentary film with Rashid Khan, a former rugby player, which explains the willingness of Muslims in Britain for the month of fasting. Said Terry Sanderson, president of the National Assembly of secularism, "it seems reasonable to recognize the growing need of British Muslims numbers some recognition on television, but one may see that the decision probably falls within the broadcasting propaganda efforts to promote the fourth channel." He added, "Given the hundreds of hours allocated by the BBC each year of the Christian faith, broadcast Slatyn or three of the church daily on broadcast stations, is an opportunity not granted to other minority religions, it seems to devote a few minutes of the Islamic religion is reasonable."
Posted on: Thu, 04 Jul 2013 15:00:46 +0000
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