Abbas Abdi: Television is not qualified to warn about death in the form of shroud donation programs/ IRIB has been confused with mosques and boards

 Abbas Abdi wrote in the Etemad newspaper:

There were various criticisms of this program, most of which were remarkable, but it may not be a bad idea to open another angle in the criticism of this program. In fact, no one had seen this program until it was rebroadcast by the protesting guest.

That is, these programs are made for a very limited audience and their main purpose is not to attract the audience, because as soon as such programs are seen, they are objected to by the viewers. One of the reasons why few people are willing to participate in television programs is that it does not have a general audience, it is made for a limited employer.

In short, the publication of the relatively good message of thinking about death in a political and religious format and very simple and pulpit-like from a modern media has no side effects other than what has been said.