It’s blockbuster time of the year for TV channels over the Arab world, which have all begun with the month of Ramadan, . At this time of year TV channel goes into a competition to win more audience with big-budget productions. Regardless of some muted insider muttering about economic anxieties, our TV screens stay bursting. Over 40 exceptional displays are being televised over diverse channels– including new shows and a couple of much-loved favorites, for example the Syrian strike Bab Al Hara (The Neighbour’s Gate) coming back for a fourth sequence and the Saudi comical sitcom coming back for the 16th !!! time tash ma tash 14 of them in in Saudi TV CHANNEL one

As i mentioned before that in Ramadan families and friend get together more and they enjoys gathering at homes so more watching TV.

MOST of these soap operas, stand-up comedies, performances and documentaries are aired straight away after iftar and afterwards after Taraweeh prayers, when families gather around the television’s shine and stations engagement in hard rivalry for their viewer share.

All Arab television stations during Ramadan screen big, blockbusting shows to pull in lucrative advertising revenue. Ramadan’s prime-time viewing hours are between 6.30pm and 3.00am. The regional media agencies estimate they can make up to one third of their advertising revenues for the year during Ramadan. Moreover, the Gulf is the most attractive Arab region for advertisers, with Saudi Arabia alone accounting for up to a third of total television revenue.

Many of these TV SHOWS especially the soap operas originate different questions, positions and noise in the Arabic nations, but what ever said around about them is a indicator of their success. these show try to use the bold confrontation style with many of the traditional concepts and practices prevailing negative in the community that is not necessary preclude that these shows are correct or what is being presented is the truth ,in many times it is just an simple smart attempt to capture the viewer attention.

Any how, IT IS TRUE watching those shows could be fun but PEOPLE need to take advantage of Ramadan that comes only once a year, after all it is the month of many rewards for worshipers not the month of serials and shows. WATCHING TV can BE a part of our lives may be little part but should not occupy all of our time. Besides you can always watch the reruns of them after Ramadan