Muslim audiences should have better alternatives to mainstream cartoons, an Islamic leader in Australia has said.
Sheik Shady Alsuleiman, the head of the Australian National Imams Council (ANIC), suggested parents donate to TV cartoons that support Islamic values.
The producers behind one programme idea, Barakah Hills, suggested it could be an alternative to the hugely successful Peppa Pig cartoon.
Peppa Pig is a popular children's animation shown in 180 countries.
Production company One4Kids, which makes children's shows with Islamic themes, wants to raise A$20,000 (£12,000; $15,000) to begin production on Barakah Hills.
"The show's main objective is to show children what it is like to be a practising Muslim as well as a good citizen in their community," the company said in a statement. [BBC] Read more
