This chapter analyzes the media interpretation of “Surah Al-Naml” (The Ants) to elaborate on the media disparity that exists in traditional and new media platforms, especially at the level of news production, news reporting, visuals, comments, and videos. The study provides solutions to the accumulated media problems in the context of prominent media and communication theories. If we suppose that the Prophet Suleiman (Solomon) is the director of a media channel, we can consider him as a Gate Keeper who is very skilled in applying important media principles in his governance. This includes principles of objectivity, integrity, timeliness, honesty, credibility, investigation, and accuracy among others. In addition, considering the Hoopoe as a journalist who transmits news, we can consider him as a media source that relates the events and delivers it truthfully, credibly, certainty (sure/tiding) and objectively as well as answering the six questions known to academics in media sciences: Who? What? Where? Why? When? How? We see him accompanying the news and separate opinion from facts. The media interpretation of some Quranic verses from Surah Al-Naml provides evidence that can help media professionals as a reference and vision for the study of news media writing and reporting. Overall, the study builds on cognitive integration of the science of the Holy Quran with mass media and communication.