India national cricket team pacer , when quizzed about the repeat usage of religious chants such as ' Jai Shri Ram' and 'Allahu Akbar', stated that their recurrent consumption should not be a problem, despite the opposition of, as he claimed, few people on either side. (More Cricket News)
India Pacer Mohammed Shami On Religious Chanting: 'What's The Problem?'
Mohammed Shami, who is nursing an injury and has been sidelined as a result, has spoken on the repeat usage of religious terminology like 'Jai Shri Ram' and 'Allahu Akbar'
바카라śIn every religion, you will come across 5 to 10 people who won바카라™t like the person from the opposite religion. I don바카라™t have any objection against it,바카라ť Shami said in an interview with News18.
바카라śLike how the topic of Sajda came up바카라¦ If Ram Mandir is being built, then what바카라™s the problem in saying Jai Shri Ram바카라¦ say it 1000 times. If I want to say Allahu Akbar then I will say it 1000 times바카라¦ what difference does it make?바카라ť
Shami himself was the subject of controversy when he was deemed to have used a religious action on the pitch in the versus Sri Lanka match of the bygone World Cup 2023, which he later dismissed as anything but.
The Indian pacer, then, had claimed that having bowled his best and stretched himself beyond his limit, he had simply fallen to the ground in a moment of exhasperation, shortly after he had taken his fifth wicket of the tie.
Shami remains sidelined at the time of writing. The Indian bowler last bowled in India's Cricket World Cup 2023 final loss against Australia, but subsequently missed the series' against Australia, South Africa, Afghanistan, and now England due to his ongoing recovery from an injury.
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