Tonight at 9pm after much controversy which I have previously highlighted BBC Two is to screen the first of a three part documentary about the life of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh).
My support is predicated on the basis that the documentary has been commissioned by the outstanding Muslim head of Religion at the BBC Aaqil Ahmad, is presented by the equally outstanding Muslim journalist from Al Jazeera Rageh Omar and also directed by British Pakistani Muslim Director Faris Kermani of Crescent Films who was involved in "the Seven Wonders of the Muslim World".
As we Muslims approach Ramadan the importance of the wider non Muslim world gaining a sensitive understanding about Islam outside of the extreme agenda peddled by liars from Murdoch's empire is of paramount importance. The BBC themselves correctly say in their Press Release that this timely documentary offers a unique insight into the faith of Islam which I heartily agree with. My request to Non Muslims is please approach the documentary with an open heart which should then allow you to appreciate the remarkable last and final messenger of Allah (swt).
OOTD: Blue Ivy
10 hours ago
This documentary is in actual fact mind-blowing. I mean, no-one hardly looks into these things, and just by watching this one in a million documentary- it has really opened up my heart and mind. I love ISLAM and am Truly PROUD to be a MUSLIM! xx :)
ReplyDeletewhere to click to get this on online i wana watch it too please help thank you :))
ReplyDeleteyou can find in youtube just write the life of the prophet mohammed (pbuh)bbc.
ReplyDeleteA very well set out and true depiction of Islam and the Prophet Muhammad (s). I just hope that all the viewers (Muslims/non-Muslim) appreciate and understand the struggles faced by the early Muslims within the culture they lived in and not judge it with the media portrayal of Muslims today!! A great effort by BBC!
ReplyDeleteI have made a lengthy detailed study of the Islamic religion, USING ITS OWN SOURCES. I have watched all three programmes of the BBC2 series 'The Life of Muhammad'. They are more noteworthy for what they chose to conceal about the life of Muhhamad than what they were prepared to reveal. Stuart Parsons
ReplyDelete