برامج المرأة في القنوات الفضائية الدينية : دراسة مقارنة على قناتي أزهري CTV

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Women's Programs on Religious Satellite Channels - A Comparative Study on Azhari, CTV
 
Religious media received a share of the attention of specialized channels and also garnered the attention of the public, to find many religious and Islamic satellite channels on the media scene, each of them striving to attract the audience in a context of intense competition.

Which made it a fertile phenomenon for study because of the direct and influential relationship of religion in political, economic and social life in the affairs of countries and because of its influential role in the lives of different sectors of the public, especially women, who are half of society and the man's partner in the course of life
the programs of women presented in religious satellite channels with their different streams, both Islamic and Christian, to determine the nature of the media contents presented to them, the agenda of issues presented by those programs, methods of dealing with them, most prominent issues and most prominent ideas.

This is by comparing what is presented in the "Azhari" channel, which is one of the Islamic religious channels, and the "CTV" channel, which is one of the Christian religious channels
The program for those who find it more focused on caring for the beauty of women than the Al-Hawanim Salon program, where the fashion and beauty items achieved first place in 50% with child-rearing, while it achieved 17.4% in the Al-Hawanim Salon Program.

The program for those who find her to provide religious passages directly to women, in which he provides a religious perspective on the virtue of women's work and examples of interpretations of the travel of proverbs in the Bible, and addresses the biography of the holy saints in the framework that it is a program in a specialized religious channel.

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The Al-Hawanim Salon program focused solely on the topic of women's work in the first place with 26% of the total media treatments during the study period, where it presented many examples of successful working women