“We worship your sufferings, O Christ,” Nancy said in her tweet.
We worship your sufferings, O Christ pic.twitter.com/n3r5rVCKkE
– Nancy Ajram (@NancyAjram) April 10, 2020
The tweet witnessed a great interaction, between well-wishers and worshipers, and between attackers suppressing her freedom by expressing on the pretext that “prostration is only for God.”
Some expressed their tolerance and love for this occasion, which brought together a Christian holiday and an Islamic holy day, which is Friday.
Peace be upon him, our Prophet Jesus. The beautiful Friday is blessed for the Muslims. I met with the Good Friday of the Christians. May God accept your obedience and your deeds, and he will return to you and grant us health and blessing, and release us with this crisis.
شي ? ? ?? (@ SheikhaKWT1) April 10, 2020
My brother, who are we to atone for people! We are all servants of God … whoever understands his religion is right and a believer in his Lord, and as He revealed to men, God who revealed the books of the heavenly Torah, the Bible and the Noble Qur’an and commanded us to believe in them and the messengers and his angels..and whoever disbelieves them, he forbids what our Lord has analyzed and interpreted according to his mentality. debt
شي ? ? ?? (@ SheikhaKWT1) April 10, 2020
However, others took the initiative to attack the artist, as if she had committed a major sin that deserves to be reprimanded.
I ask forgiveness from God, no prostration other than God
– Mich? (@ 119Barce) April 10, 2020
Some even blasphemed her, accusing her of committing a “polytheistic” act.
There is no god but God Almighty God for what they associate with
– Zain Hilali (@ZShakhi) April 10, 2020
Some of the tweeters deplored the attack on Nancy, stressing the need for others to accept and open up to other religious beliefs:
After us, on every religious occasion, we see comments far from accepting the difference. What is your debt, but someone else ??
– Salman – Stay Home! (@SalmanTimani) April 10, 2020
Everyone is free to believe in what they want to believe in and lets respect that.
– Gællee (@gaelleahmar) April 10, 2020
A great Friday for you in Holy Week … and a blessed Friday in the half of Sha’ban
??– Ali Mehana ???? (@alimehana) April 10, 2020
Muslims are requested to respect the Christian brotherhood’s beliefs. Brothers, this is another religion with other beliefs and not a doctrine that follows Islam. Leave them to do the prayers that they believe in, please.
– Rahman Afandi (@ a1afandi) April 10, 2020
The artist did not provide any comment about the attack, which is still continuing at her expense.
Nancy Ajram is following more than 14 million followers on her official account on Twitter.
