On Sunday 3rd November, UNICEF regional Director for the Middle East and North Africa, Geert Cappelaere, called Yemen a “Living-Hell” for children, stating that 30,000 children die in the country each year from malnutrition due to the ongoing brutal war between the Saudi-led pro-government coalition, and the Houthi rebels.

Mankind is on the brink of an abyss!  The cornerstone of society, the institution of the family is being lost... The whole world is facing a family crisis. The family crisis and its related social, psychological and many other problems which deeply shake the West, have now also got the Islamic Ummah - the best Nation for mankind - in its clutches!!!

The question I would like to explore today is the impact of the media on our families. To understand the extent and nature of that impact, let us take Pakistan as an example.

 set the goals, drew up the plans, determined the means, and assigned large sums of money in order to impose their secular democratic model, which focuses on the elimination of the cohesive Muslim family, with a view to disrupting the pillars of society in the Islamic countries and the fragmentation of family ties,