Zaib Shaikh and Sitara Hewitt, better known to "Little Mosque on the Prairie" fans as their alter egos Amaar Rashid and Rayyan Hamoudi, are reminiscing about their influential little show with a "fond sadness." Even after six seasons, both still seem awestruck by the incredible reception the show has had around the world, racking up humanitarian awards, critical accolades and even an induction into the Museum of Radio and Television in New York City.The groundbreaking CBC comedy is winding down in its sixth and last season, with the series finale set to air on Monday, April 2.
'little Mosque On The Prairie' Finale: Cast Members Say Goodbye To Groundbreaking Show
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Fri, 03/30/2012 - 9:20am
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