THE REPRESENTATION OF BRITISH PAKISTANI MUSLIM IN THE CITIZEN KHAN SITCOM SERIES

Addifa Rosyadani, NIM.: 16150040 (2021) THE REPRESENTATION OF BRITISH PAKISTANI MUSLIM IN THE CITIZEN KHAN SITCOM SERIES. Skripsi thesis, UNIVERSITAS ISLAM NEGERI SUNAN KALIJAGA YOGYAKARTA.

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Abstract

The increasing spotlight on Pakistani Muslim in the post-9/11 mass media has emerged not only through mainstream news but also through entertainment media. Most of the media portray Pakistani Muslims negatively. The sitcom Citizen Khan is one of the entertainment products that contribute to the dissemination of such representation. Through his characters, Citizen Khan represents the stereotype of Pakistani Muslims as a result of Islamophobic issues. This study aims to examine the problems of stereotypes of British-Pakistani Muslim using the theory of representation from Stuart Hall. The researcher also used qualitative research in which the results of the analysis are described through narrative and visual aspects. The study found that British-Pakistani Muslims are portrayed in some stereotypes such as racist, patriarchal, in identity crisis, conservative, and hypocritical. Furthermore, Mr. Khan as the director and main character in the sitcom is portrayed as stingy, selfish, arrogant, patriarchal, and controlling. Researchers also found that negative stereotypes towards Pakistani Muslims in the media were reinforced by Islamophobia after the tragedy of 9/11.

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