Missions, aims and objectives

Islamic Television Project Mission Statement The Islamic Television Project will provide high-quality, inspirational programmes and broadcasting dedicated to those interested in Islam, across the globe. The Islamic Television Project will become the world’s most wellknown and trusted source of informative, educational and entertaining content in the field of Islam. The Islamic Television Project will always exploit technology at the cutting edge of the digital revolution – including digital television, the web and broadband – using these to bring Islam to the widest audience possible. Our aims and objectives •

To

become

a

‘truly

Islamic

Television

channel’

and

multimedia

establishment. •

To provide one of the first English speaking Islamic Television channel in

the globe. •

To present high quality programming and broadcasting.

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Initially in the United Kingdom and then globally, to provide a complete

media alternative for the Muslims, addressing all issues that concerns the Muslim Ummah. •

To retain independence and impartiality from any religious/political group

or sect, and to carry out propagation of Islam without any group partisanship.

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To promote the value of free speech and sharing of opinions as long as it

complies with the shariah (Islamic Law), the Sunnah (traditions of the prophet saw) and it is in the interest of the Muslim community. •

To use the channel as a platform for effective inter-faith dialogue between

other religious communities. •

To provide a unifying point between Muslims of various backgrounds in

order to address their problems in both religious understanding and their social affairs.

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To enable and empower the Muslim community, the largest ethnic

minority in the west, to participate and integrate within the mainstream society, without the fear of losing their cultural and religious identity.

Islamic Television Project Registration Number 4138904

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