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PARMAR: Yeah MARTIN: Or they happen to be up at that hour What are people on the other side saying PARMAR: Right well the other side is the cynical side if you like You know this is just Channel 4 cashing in again if you like You know just to provoke It gives them free publicity It allows them just to go against the grain of mainstream channels The other side also is - why is Channel 4 really doing this And this is what a lot of Muslims have asked themselves Now we did speak to somebody - an imam actually who was very very against it MARTIN: I was going to ask you about that I understand that one of the callers to your program was an imam or a Muslim religious leader who says that he's opposed to this And why did he say he's opposed to it PARMAR: Yeah he basically was saying that this was not the right time This was not the right time for the Azan the call to prayer to be on a mainstream UK channel He thought it would look like Muslims were asking for too much And Muslims haven't asked for this This is a Channel 4 decision you know made by executives This isn't necessarily something that Muslims have lobbied for Remember Muslims in this country have access to hundreds of satellite TV channels from all over the world So they don't need this in their homes He was saying because of the grooming cases because of the Woolwich murder because of the rhetoric if you like spread by the EDL that this would only be bad for Muslims in this country because people would see it as yet again you know it's Muslims creating a fuss about their religion and saying this is how we want it to be when of course it isn't like that MARTIN: Well what if I can ask you too and I understand that you know a call-in program only captures the sentiments of the people who are willing to call in so we know that this is not you know a scientific survey of opinion by any means But I am curious - what do you think kind of the range of opinion is now If these represent the continuum - what do you think the center of gravity is here What do most people think. PARMAR: Yeah it's interesting. MARTIN: .From what you can determine PARMAR: Yeah it's interesting actually I was - while I was hosting this program I was almost expecting a backlash straight away And that didn't necessarily happen on the BBC Asian Network And this is a network that basically broadcasts to South Asian communities in the UK So people from India Bangladesh Pakistan We broadcast in English so people who are essentially born and brought up here will be speaking to us Now there was again an undercurrent of I'm not having this in my country They see Britain as their country What they see is especially if they're from different backgrounds so if they were say from India traditionally or their parents were from India and they weren't Muslim there were a lot of people that were actually against it I mean I would say you know to be fair to our listeners there was probably a 50-50 Fifty on one side and 50 on the other I think MARTIN: And what's the other side So what's the other side PARMAR: Well the other side that thought it was great The other side thought that you know this was a chance for them to learn about Islam That they could see exactly what was going on in a Muslim household because there's going to be other programs on Channel 4 showing exactly what goes on when they start their fast that early in the morning when most people are asleep and what happens you know when they pray and when they actually eat for the first time in 18 hours It's also about learning about the spiritual aspect which a lot of people don't realize They think fasting is literally just about the food and drink or the lack of What they don't realize is the spiritual aspect and what happens during that whole 30-day period MARTIN: Sheetal Parmar is senior producer and host at the BBC Asian Network She's hosted a call-in program about Channel 4's decision to air the Muslim call to prayer during Ramadan Sheetal thanks so much for speaking with us PARMAR: Thank you Michel Copyright 2013 NPR All rights reserved No quotes from the materials contained herein may be used in any media without attribution to NPR This transcript is provided for personal noncommercial use only pursuant to our Terms of Use Any other use requires NPR's prior permission Visit our permissions page for further information NPR transcripts are created on a rush deadline by a contractor for NPR and accuracy and availability may vary This text may not be in its final form and may be updated or revised in the future Please be aware that the authoritative record of NPR's programming is the audio