Khabib Nurmagomedov slams French President Macron's anti-Islam remarks
Muslims around the globe are incensed at Macron after the French president referred to Islam as a religion "in crisis"
Recently retired UFC fighter Khabib Nurmagomedov has slammed French President Emmanuel Macron's recent Islamophobic comments that have sparked outrage in the Muslim world.
The MMA star, taking to Instagram, shared a photo that has a boot print over the face of the French president.
"May the Almighty disfigure the face of this creature and all its followers, who, under the slogan of freedom of speech, offend the feelings of more than one and a half billion Muslim believers," Khabib wrote.
"May the Almighty humiliate them in this life, and in the next. Allah is quick in calculation and you will see it," he added.
The post went on to state: “We are Muslims, we love our Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) more than our mothers, fathers, children, wives and all other people close to our hearts. Believe me, these provocations will come back to them, the end is always for the God-fearing.”
The MMA fighter — who has 25 million followers on Instagram — has received almost two million likes on his post.
Muslims around the globe are incensed at Macron after the French president referred to Islam as a religion "in crisis" and refused to "give up" caricatures depicting Holy Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).
For Muslims, any depiction of the Holy Prophet (PBUH) is seen as an insult and deeply offends the community.
Following Macron's comments, several Muslim countries, including Turkey, Qatar, Jordan, Kuwait, and Pakistan have responded strongly, with some calling for a boycott of French products.
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