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Reporting on the Rituals of Islam: Changing Televisual Narratives on Integration and National Belonging of Muslim Immigrants Cover

Reporting on the Rituals of Islam: Changing Televisual Narratives on Integration and National Belonging of Muslim Immigrants

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|Dec 2025

Figures & Tables

Figure 1

Stills from Kenmerk (IKOR, January 16, 1967)

Figure 2

Stills from ‘T Zand (KRO, June 14, 1979)

Figure 3

Stills from NOS Journaal (January 1, 1968) (1 and 2) and Televizier (AVRO, March 25, 1965) (3 and 4)

Figure 4

Stills from Van Gewest tot Gewest (NOS, November 6, 1974). Celebration of the Festival of Sacrifice in a circus tent in the Vondelpark

Figure 5

Stills from Kenmerk (IKOR, March 11, 1968)

Figure 6

Stills from Journaal (NOS, February 13, 1971). Celebration of the Festival of Sacrifice with Hadj Arough in Utrecht

Figure 7

Stills from Attentie (NCRV, February 11, 1966)

Figure 8

Stills from Brandpunt (KRO, July 4, 1983). Iftar and prayers

Figure 9

Stills from Journaal (NOS, August 5, 1987)

Figure 10

Still from Kruispunt (KRO, March 3, 1996). Islamic woman eating iftar with Dutch neighbour

Figure 11

Stills from Midas (VARA, November 11, 1993)

Figure 12

Still from Man Bijt Hond (NCRV, December 5, 2002). Sinterklaas visits the mosque

Figure 13

Stills from Journaal (NOS, October 4, 2005). National iftar during Ramadan festival

Figure 14

Still from Moveyourass (LLINK, January 18, 2006). The text says: yearly almost 100.000 sheep are sacrificed

DOI: https://doi.org/10.18146/tmg.924 | Journal eISSN: 2213-7653
Language: English
Page range: 1 - 36
Published on: Dec 31, 2025
Published by: Sound & Vision
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services

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