Abstract
Purpose: To achieve the dominant discourse in the Capital Six series from the perspective of Muslim women and to recognize how to use cultural, media and gender symbols in the representation of Muslim women in this series and also to achieve a prominent ideology of introducing Muslim women. In the Capital Six series
Methodology: The approach of this research is qualitative; Therefore, the course of the present study is as follows: Using the method of critical discourse analysis of Fairclough Muslim Muslim identity in the series Capital Six has been studied
Findings: In this study, concepts taken from scenes, visual cues, dialogues, interpretations of the text, points of conflict in the identity of Muslim women and points of Muslim Muslim identity from different aspects (individual, family and social) in Capital Six series are examined. has taken.
 
Conclusion: Summarizing the findings of this study shows that the Capital series has not had six successful trends in presenting the identity of Muslim women in the family and community and has not provided proper awareness to the community in this regard. Thus, in the represented patterns, identities, interactions, and communications are fragmented and suffer from a lack of integration and cohesion, and the female identity in the Capital Six series wanders between the two discourses of Islamic identity and the current feminist discourse. It is in the West and the major pattern of women's identity at the individual, family and social levels is eclectic in both discourses.