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Disadvantages And Disadvantages Of Reality Television In The Media

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As we know, there are a lot of reality television shows that have been aired throughout this year. For example, religious programme, cooking show, fitness show, entertainment and many more. Media Prima also have shown a lot of reality television shows through its channel such as TV3, NTV7, 8TV and TV9. There is no doubt that it was a good reality show to be broadcasted and we should support media when this kind of reality show was conducted. Even though, audience can get benefits from reality television show, but, there are still some disadvantages from it which can influence us.
There is one issue that arises based on programme that has shown by TV3 which is about religious programme. There is an issue about “Da’i Pendakwah Milenia” season three which have been aired on August 2015. A lot of people were talked about this because it was categorized as religious programme but there are certain elements that were totally against shariah law such as mixing between men and women and certain games that are not appropriate to be conducted.
As stated in al-Quran chapter 17 verse 32 which mentioned “And do not nigh to fornication; surely it is an indecency and an evil way”. As a Muslim, we should take care of our relationship between different genders because it can lead to fornication. In addition, a lot of people have negative thinking about this especially when they knew that it was a religious programme. Furthermore, it also influenced the non-Muslims’ perception about Muslim.

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