From Blogcritics:

• TV Review: Little Mosque on the Prairie
  “While far from being drop dead funny like other shows that push the envelope, the show does attempt to put a human face on Muslims – as if most moderate minds needed this.”

From Macleans:

• The little mosque that couldn’t: We’re so boundlessly tolerant we tolerate endless dreary shows about how intolerant we are
  “I went on to explain that back in the nineties, sitcoms and movies began introducing gay characters who were the most likeable and got all the best lines, and that Muslims were likely to be the lucky beneficiaries of a similar dispensation.”

From the Detroit Free Press via Popmatters:

• Canadian sitcom shows Muslims can take a joke
  “Zarqa Nawaz had a simple plan for trying to bridge the cultural gap between Muslims and non-Muslims: Generate laughs first. Then maybe a little understanding will follow.”

From Lyn Cockburn of the Edmonton Sun:

• I’m so very sorry: I happen to like Little Mosque on the Prairie
  “Why should I apologize for liking this show? Because my betters mostly hate it. With very few exceptions, reviewers, eminent columnists and some religious leaders have stated that it is dreck, an embarrassment to Canada, badly written and hokey. Badly acted, too. Badly directed as well. Moreover, it evidently does not realistically depict Canadian culture, makes fun of Saskatchewan, mocks white people, makes Muslims look good, depicts Islam in a positive light, causes herpes and is a threat to the alcohol industry.”