Reality TV is for Animals

There is also an American version of Big Brother that airs in the USA and Canada. I do believe there are versions of this in a variety of different countries.

Hana

format_quote Originally Posted by al_farooq

Reality television in the West, particularly in Britain and America, exposes the core elements of individuals living in secular, democratic and so-called liberated societies.

Racism, bullying, foul language, slander, adultery, fornication, homosexuality, nudity, insolence and animalistic behaviour – all of which are forbidden by God – are a few standard ingredients of popular reality shows, such as Channel 4’s Big Brother (UK).

Millions of non-Muslims are glued to their seats for hours as they are entertained by obnoxious individuals who reflect the sad reality of most people in society and are willing to do anything for recognition, fame and fortune.

Needless to say, it is unimaginable for a person of honour, sanity, dignity and self-respect to partake in, or watch such shows.

Muslims need to be vigilant and protect themselves and their families from Shaytaan (Satan) and be aware of any tools he may use to propagate his evil ideology and values of freedom and liberalism.

Next time you hear the word integration, remember that it is the likes of those who appear on reality TV that Tony Blair wants you to integrate with.

I agree with you..but I don't understand the last part, what do you mean by it?''Next time you hear the word integration, remember that it is the likes of those who appear on reality TV that Tony Blair wants you to integrate with.''

format_quote Originally Posted by Azhar786

i love them u learn somethin from them and it depends how u look at them and learn from them!!
wat they want u2 see and how its affecting the muslim world or ppl

and what is exactly can you learn form it but to go astray from the path of Allah.you'll be with those you love in akhira so why not love the prophet and the salfu saalih so in short stick to the sunnah.thats better for you.
no offence,just a sisterly advice.
salam.

format_quote Originally Posted by Azhar786

salaam sister

if we dont see it or learn from how we goin 2warn other brothers and sisters!!

but that is not the case people are watching because of their desires. also you should call people to way of allah and that is not watching such things like that you...you don't need to be watching(u can know it from the society or do a sruvey.serious u r saying to me that you need to spend hours watching haram things to warn people. doen't the quran and sunnah teach us to not waste our time and use it for wrothful things such as studing.those couple of housrs that go to the t.v, should go to cibadah..wouldn't u agree.

The only way to end reality tv is to not watch it.

format_quote Originally Posted by al_farooq

subhannallah, look how its all gone upside down. the only example to follow is muhammed (saw) and his sahabahs for everything morals, manners, characters etc etc not some tv stars. to watch some filth like this will weaken your imaan and cause your heart to be darkend. what i mean by blairs statement is that he calls on muslims to integrate, but intagrate with who? and shows like this gives you a taste what type of people there is in society out there and your suppose to integrate with them??!!

That's a good point actually. Seemingly everyone in the UK is stigmatised nowadays - toffs, chavs, students, black people, white people, Indian people, Pakistani people, Bangladeshi people, Far Eastern people, old people, young people, children, babies...

Should fringe extremist Muslims emulate Jamie Oliver or So Solid Crew? Ah, choices.

Reality TV is not the reality. There a show called Loft Story, they put 12 people, 6 men 6 women in a Loft (House) and they can't quit for 3 month. They call that reality TV, is not.