Rihanna apologizes for Hadith used in song controversy
BROOKLYN, NY - MAY 07: Rihanna attends the Christian Dior Cruise 2015 Show on May 7, 2014 in Brooklyn, New York City. (Photo by Bryan Bedder/Getty Images for Christian Dior)
New York, 6th October: The world-renowned singer Rihanna has been in the world’s eye for quite a long time. She has been a favorite of countless people always standing with what she thinks is right, take her make-up products as an example, she stood up against testing products on animals and launched Fenty.
It comes as a shock that she has on two occasions now, shown a blind eye towards her actions against Islam.
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She has been accused of allegedly disrespecting Islam by using verses of the Hadith mixed in the beat of her ‘Savage x Fenty’ lingerie show.
The song that has caused all this controversy is called ‘Doom’ that has Verses of a Hadith that talks about the end of the world and the day of judgment. It was sung by a London-based singer Coucou Chloe 2 years ago.
Muslims on social media have felt really bad and have expressed their anger over the singer.
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Though the 32-year-old singer has also apologized for this mistake, it is a matter that has disturbed and annoyed many Muslims all around the world.
Pakistani actor Feroze Khan, who is always vocal with what he feels is right, took a bold stance and condemned the US singer calling her ‘filth’.
However, after Rihanna posted her apology, our very own superstar gave his acceptance too.
– riri @rihanna apologised accepted. I apologise for today and yesterday. 🌹 peace.
— Feroze Khan (@ferozekhaan) October 6, 2020
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