Do We Know?
By: Maulana Mohammad Burhanuddin Qasmi
Director: Markazul Ma’rif Education & Research Centre, Mumbai
Editor: Easter Crescent
Nowadays people generally do not watch televisions for news. Digital media is faster and more comprehensive means of news and views for all now.
Indian news channels are among the prime sources of entertainment for those who till date watch them. TV anchors script the contents suiting their audience and then invite actors suitable for their corporate purposes – in guise of debate or live discussion.
Wise people love to act and avoid reacting on agenda thrown by their opponents. All reactions over “love” this or love that, Kerala “Files” or 72 Hoors etc. are simply the attractive commodities of a multi billion- Islamophobic hate industry worldwide. All those who are acting or reacting, in positive or negative ways, knowingly or unknowingly – are undoubtedly the collaboraters of that hate industry and part of TRP and PR-ship of showbiz industry.
All smart people chose their preferred place, time, means and size/length of encounter with their opponents before hands. Those who do not consider these important factors well in advance, are simply nieve and harmful lots, and are the big losers for themselves as well as for those whom they claim to represent.
Sometimes, instead of jumping to react in a muddy field, wait and watch policy remain the golden gloves for a dignified outcome. The negative campaign has been proven to be the most affective PR-ship for all ad agencies and showbiz industry – SRK’s Pathan movie is the recent example. All those Muslims who simply react on everything “bad”, by writing long article, attending TV debates, recording videos or just copy-pasting and forwarding those hate contents in the social media are, no way, friends of Islam, Muslims, India and Indannes, they are just in the process of marketing themselves – need names and fames, and are indirectly helping that multi billion hate industry in guise of sympathisers, scholars and socalled media houses.
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We need to be careful about all those white-collar people and the plot of godi-media. Fear, anger, arrogance and agony – all these are also sellable items in the bazaar and remember – emotion goes faster in the profit market than an actual goods or a solid object.