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Egyptian star Mohamed Abu Trika called on the Islamic world to boycott French products, in response to the publication of insulting cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad and the announcement by French President Emmanuel Macron that his country was adhering to it.
The former player said on BBC Sport: “We must process the person on the basis of their behavior, not process the method.”
Abu Trika commented on the statement by the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in which he demanded not to boycott French products, saying: “As long as they address us with money, we will approach them with money.”
He added: “Except for the Prophet Muhammad, may God bless him and grant him peace, otherwise the religion of Islam, and just as we respect other religions, we must be respected.”
He continued: “Boycott French products, boycott all who offend the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, and all who offend Islam.”
“We turn to Almighty God and the reaction of the people, not governments,” he added.
“Except the Prophet, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, otherwise the religion of Islam.” The star Muhammad #Abu Trika Call for a boycott of French products pic.twitter.com/hrea3BmQpr
– Al Jazeera Egypt (@AJA_Egypt) October 25, 2020
The label “Only Allah’s Apostle” was published in several Arab countries, calling for a boycott of French products.
During the last days, France witnessed the publication of insulting images and drawings of the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, on the facades of some buildings.
In addition to offensive cartoons, France has recently witnessed a controversy over the statements of a large part of politicians against Islam and Muslims, following the murder of a teacher on October 16, by a French citizen angered by the exhibition of “offensive” cartoons of the prophet Muhammad Ali. His students, under the pretext of freedom of expression.
Mohamed #Abu Trika Calling for French boycott pic.twitter.com/0TYfQ5HWuW
Abdulaziz Mujahed (@ elmogahed02) October 25, 2020
France urged Middle Eastern countries on Sunday to prevent retail companies from boycotting their products, saying they come from a “radical minority.”
In a statement, the Foreign Ministry said that in recent days there have been calls in many Middle Eastern countries to boycott French products, especially food products, as well as calls to demonstrate against France for the publication of insulting cartoons of the prophet. Muhammad.
Frank told all the people. Boycott French products
I said it a lot, by God before that, but it’s normal for us to say it again
I love Muhammad Abu Trika, and God, our Lord, honors you, oh Lord, and unites you with your family. pic.twitter.com/DsE4c0BfeK– (@KafrMostafa) October 25, 2020
“These calls for a boycott are unfounded and must cease immediately, like all attacks against our country, which are being driven by an extremist minority,” the statement said.
He added: “The calls for a boycott are absurd and must stop immediately, as should all attacks on our country that are behind a radical minority.”
Macron tweeted in Arabic on Sunday, saying: “Nothing will set us back, ever. We stick to freedom, we guarantee equality and we live brotherhood with momentum. Our story is the story of fighting all forms of tyranny and intolerance. And we will continue. “
“We respect all differences in the spirit of peace. We do not accept hate speech and defend rational debate. We will continue. We will always uphold human dignity and universal values,” he added.
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