Mohammed Amin, Co-Chair of the Muslim Jewish Forum of Greater Manchester, has criticised the BBC for using the term "reverts" in its recent Eid coverage.

He insisted the broadcaster should have used the more widely understood term "converts".

The controversy emerged after the BBC published an article about the Eid religious festival on Friday. 

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The BBC has faced accusations of promoting "Islamist propaganda" following its use of the controversial term{ai:summary}<p>Mohammed Amin, Co-Chair of the Muslim Jewish Forum of Greater Manchester, has criticized the BBC for referring to individuals who embrace Islam as "reverts" instead of the more commonly accepted term "converts" in its Eid coverage. This controversy arose from a recent article about the Eid festival. </p><p>#culture</p>

WATCH: Mohammed Amin says BBC 'made a mistake' with controversial word

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