Pervasive news media and creating an Islamic Wisdom movement

Today’s world is the rampageous world of the media. Those media which utilize from various media capabilities in order to deceive the public are managed by the holders of capitals and play a considerable role in subjugating original cultures and unfeigned societies. The media performance by adopting the model of liberalization management has applied different roles and functions of the medium to enable it to culturally dominate over the societies the strategic role of which is the military operations by means of news agencies.A short look at the performance of the preliminary news agencies such as Wolf, Hawas, Reuters, Associated Press and United Press indicate the basic media infrastructures based on power and the influence. However, the inequality regarding such activities and the unilateral media coverage has led the weaker countries to think about founding the independent agencies with large number of audiences. Dominance of West over the flow of the media performance turned into a motivation for the preliminary trends of opposition to the West’s dominance in the Islamic societies and in particular the Middle East region. In recent year, we have also witnessed the performance of media of the Islamic countries and partial media with the goal of informing the Islamic societies about the necessity of formation of a societal life without the West’s dominance.What we are trying to discuss in this article, is the role and function of the pervasive news media in creating an Islamic Wisdom movement which presents a comparative analysis regarding the performance of the Western media such as CNN and BBC with those of Islamic countries like Alaalam and Aljazirah covered by news about Ghaza’s war and violation of the Human Rights during this war. The act of the partial media as the so-called news related to North Africa or the recent changes in Tunisia, Libya, Yemen, Bahrain, Morocco and other Arab countries are good indicators of development of scope of influence on the part of the partial media.