Ghana captain Wakaso stepped up in place of Asamoah Gyan to bury a 38th-minute penalty and give Ghana a 1-0 win over Mali at the African Cup of Nations but then celebrated his goal a religious slogan (Allah is Great) on a T-shirt that landed him in trouble.
FIFA gave him one-match suspension, as FIFA rules don’t allow players to display political or religious slogans on the field. However these players below didn’t face any bans or fines:
Double standard much FIFA? Comment below, Insha’Allah.
6 Comments
A Muslim
February 5, 2013 at 11:29 amWell, naturally these people ban anything that reminds them of Islam. It seems to me they’re just trying to spite Muslim…just like little children.
Abubakar Ahmed
April 12, 2013 at 8:24 pmNo matter what you are doing, do the same thing among of your family, your friends and your companion! Islam is a religion of peace.
Abubakar Ahmed
April 12, 2013 at 8:24 pmNo matter what you are doing, do the same thing among of your family, your friends and your companion! Islam is a religion of peace.
shehu dahiru fagge
April 23, 2013 at 5:26 pmALLAHUMMA A IZZAL ISLAMA WAL MUSLLIMIN
Salim Mohammed
May 12, 2013 at 7:14 amThe word Islam means to submit, undoubtably the BEST thing to happen in this universe and those who practice the submissiveness with total dedication & devotion seeking only Allah’s mercy and blessings can withstand any hardship or calamities which can be an inspiration to all those who willingly follow the path of Islam in it’s entirety. To such , Allah will definitely guide him/her to lead a life full of piety & righteousness and may Allah bless such people who follow HIS path. Aameen.
ismail
May 28, 2013 at 10:20 amwhat concern showing the words of God with football, its better for FiFa to reverse that statement before God turn his back on him and his crew. masalam