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Islamists Slam Mohammad Shami And His Daughter For Celebrating Hindu Puja; Question Their ‘Muslim Credentials’
Swarajya Staff
Feb 04, 2020, 01:49 PM | Updated 01:48 PM IST
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Fast bowler Mohammad Shami was trolled by Islamists on Instagram after he posted a picture of his daughter standing at a Hindu puja ceremony with a caption, "Looking so sweet beta love you so much god bless you beta see you soon”, reports Times Of India.
Here is the post in question:
In the picture, Shami’s daughter can be seen wearing a traditional saree while standing before what appears to be a Saraswati Puja.
Many Islamists on Instagram though were angered by Shami’s post and made comments like:
- Muslims in India are turning into Hindus - facepalm
- Apne ap ko secular batane k liye ye sab karne ki zaroorat ni he..ham apne Hindu bhai se bhi mohabbat karte he lekin ye tariqa ni he unse mohabbat jatane k (you don’t need to do this to profess your secularism, we like our Hindu brothers but such things are not warranted)
- Bhaiya kyu bagwaan ki pooja kar rahe hi (Brother why are you worshipping Hindu god)
- Aap muslim ho to beti kese hindu hai (You are a Muslim then why is your daughter a Hindu)
- What a shocking pic..shami is a Muslim but girl in Hindu dress up
- Dear shami plz don't write Muhammad with ur name it is our humble request
- Bhai aap Muslim ho yh sawaal apne aap se poocho (brother ask yourself if you are a Muslim or not)
This is not the first time Shami has been attacked by Islamists. In January 2018 Shami was trolled for a tweet wishing everyone a happy new year with an image of a Shiva Lingam. He was also attacked in the past over pictures of his now estranged wife.
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