Here's why:
* Disney Channel's goal is to entertain: They want to create shows and movies that resonate with a wide audience, regardless of religion.
* Talent is talent: Whether someone is Muslim, Christian, Jewish, or any other faith, their success on Disney Channel depends on their talent, work ethic, and the appeal of their characters or projects.
* Representation is important: Disney Channel has featured characters of various backgrounds and faiths, including Muslim characters, in its shows. This helps to diversify the entertainment landscape and promote understanding and inclusion.
Examples:
* Mira, Royal Detective: This animated show features a young Muslim detective who is inspired by Indian culture and traditions.
* "Stuck in the Middle": This sitcom featured a character named Daphne Diaz who is Muslim and who observes Ramadan.
It's crucial to recognize that representation matters, and diverse voices should be heard and seen in entertainment. While the entertainment industry has room for improvement in terms of representation, it's unfair to say that Disney Channel, or any other entertainment platform, actively prevents Muslims from becoming famous.