Shan e Ramazan
Shan e Ramazan is a special television transmission that airs during the holy month of Ramadan in Pakistan. The program is broadcasted by ARY Digital, a prominent Pakistani television network. The show is known for its religious content, including Quran recitations, Naats, and discussions on various Islamic topics.
Format[edit | edit source]
The format of Shan e Ramazan includes several segments designed to engage and educate viewers about the significance of Ramadan. These segments often feature religious scholars, Qaris, and Naat Khawans who provide insights into Islamic teachings and practices.
Sehri Transmission[edit | edit source]
The Sehri transmission is aired in the early morning hours before the Fajr prayer. It includes live recitations of the Quran, religious discussions, and segments that provide guidance on how to observe the fast.
Iftar Transmission[edit | edit source]
The Iftar transmission is broadcasted in the evening, leading up to the Maghrib prayer. This segment includes live Naat performances, religious talks, and special prayers. It also features cooking segments where traditional Iftar recipes are shared.
Hosts[edit | edit source]
Shan e Ramazan has been hosted by various prominent personalities over the years. Some of the notable hosts include Waseem Badami and Iqrar ul Hassan. These hosts are known for their engaging presentation style and deep knowledge of Islamic teachings.
Special Features[edit | edit source]
The program often includes special features such as charity drives, where viewers are encouraged to donate to various causes. It also highlights stories of individuals who have made significant contributions to society, particularly during the month of Ramadan.
Audience Engagement[edit | edit source]
Shan e Ramazan is highly interactive, with viewers encouraged to participate through live calls, social media, and SMS. The program often includes quiz segments and competitions where viewers can win prizes.
Impact[edit | edit source]
The show has a significant impact on its audience, providing spiritual guidance and fostering a sense of community among viewers. It is one of the most-watched programs during Ramadan in Pakistan and has a loyal following.
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