Efforts Made to Elevate Quality in Mahfel Quranic TV Show’s Second Season
This is according to Resalat Buzari, the show’s host, who said that viewers warmly welcomed the episodes in the first season, which prompted the producers to focus on further improving the quality of the program.
The highly anticipated second season of the special program is set to grace the screens of IRIB’s TV 3 channel during the sacred month of Ramadan, just before sunset, offering a spiritual oasis for viewers as they prepare to break their fast.
With a primary focus on the Quran, the program aims to enrich the brief moments of respite for fasting individuals through insightful discussions and captivating recitations.
A key element contributing to the program's allure is the inclusion of Quranic experts, particularly notable foreign scholars such as Sayyid Hassanayn al-Hulw from Iraq and Rizwan Darwish from Syria. The program also features two Iranian experts, namely renowned qaris Hamed Shakernejad and Ahmad Abolghasemi.
Buzari told IQNA that the viewers now have high expectations from the program after the first series’ success.
People watched the show last year not only in Iran but also in many other Muslim counties, he stated.
The staff began making preparations for the second series about three months after the end of the first, which is about eight months ago, he said, adding that it helped prevent a rush in the production phase.
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As for the guests invited to the second season’s programs, Buzari said they have gone through several rounds of screening before being chosen to join the show.
There were a series of criteria considered in selecting the guests, he went on to say.
All the efforts have been focused on making sure that the episodes will feature the best and people would enjoy watching the show, he said.
He also said he is proud to host the TV program that has been produced by a team of professionals and does his best to contribute to its success.
Ramadan, which began on Tuesday, March 12 this year, is the ninth month of the Islamic calendar.
It is a period of prayer, fasting, charity giving and self–accountability for Muslims around the world.
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The Quran was revealed to the Holy Prophet’s (PBUH) heart in this month.
During Ramadan, Muslims fast (abstain from foods and drinks) from sunrise to sunset.
They also devote a considerable amount of time during this month to reading and contemplating the Quran.
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