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The show i think based on the life and problems on characters.
The characters are muslim but
religion is not theme of the show.
In recent times many indian film's male lead or 2nd male lead character was muslim but religion was not theme of the show.
Like Iqbal,Chak de india,Tees mar khan,Zindigi na milega dobara,Three idots,Bol bacchan.
Like chak de india movie male lead character was muslim but religion was not theme of movie.
In qh also characters are muslim but the storyline of the show was not based on religon

But the character also in qh showed they have deep faith about their religion.
Do you notice every time asad comes to dinning table he says aslam to his mother.

I think the storyline and show is ok.

Originally posted by: mijanur

The show i think based on the life and problems on characters.
The characters are muslim but
religion is not theme of the show.
In recent times many indian film's male lead or 2nd male lead character was muslim but religion was not theme of the show.
Like Iqbal,Chak de india,Tees mar khan,Zindigi na milega dobara,Three idots,Bol bacchan.
Like chak de india movie male lead character was muslim but religion was not theme of movie.
In qh also characters are muslim but the storyline of the show was not based on religon

But the character also in qh showed they have deep faith about their religion.
Do you notice every time asad comes to dinning table he says aslam to his mother.

I think the storyline and show is ok.

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Originally posted by: ummesulaiman

Hey Brainy...nice to see you on this forum...😛

I get what you are saying...about the lack of ayats hanging around the house and the prayers and religious stuff...And yes I agree the other dramas with families from other religious backgrounds do show them worshipping more...but I don't think we are missing out too much in QH.

If you think about it...Islam is more private and one on one between worshipper and God...Our prayers unless the men go to the mosque...are performed individually and we only have 2 festivals in the year...Eid-ul-fitr and Eid-ul-Adha. It'll be nice to see these celebrated on the screen when the occassion arises.

The drama on the whole though does depict an average muslim familiy's life and values quite well. I mean you do see Zoya praying to Allah for guidance before her Nikkah. And you do see Asad meeting up with Ayaan at a mizaar for solace. I'm sure other religious obsevances will be shown as needed...but perhaps the CVs don't want to make religion the primary focus.

I haven't seen more than an episode or 2 of Pakistani dramas...but from what I've seen...you don't see the characters offering their 5 daily prayers...but you assume that they do...because that's not what the drama is about...Am I making any sense? 😆