BBC and Rageh Omaar: Partners in historical propaganda
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After watching episode two of the BBC’s documentary series on the Ottomans,...
Rageh Omaar’s The Ottomans: Fairly positive with some tired stereotypes
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Zafer Iqbal says Rageh Omaar's BBC series about the Ottomans was fairly...
Citizen Khan is a mockery of Islam and Muslims
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