⚽ Monir Yamal, father of Spanish star Lamin Yamal, expressed his disapproval of the anti-Muslim chants during the friendly match between Egypt and Spain, emphasizing the need to respect all religions and promote peaceful coexistence 🕌✝️✡️
🏟️ The match, held at Espanyol Stadium, ended in a 0-0 draw, but some fans chanted against Muslims, including: "Who doesn’t jump is a Muslim," prompting strong official reactions from the Spanish Football Federation and the Ministry of Sports ⚡
💬 During a live Instagram session while cooking, Monir Yamal delivered a calm message calling for tolerance, saying: "Long live Spain, long live Muslims, Christians, Jews, and everyone… what’s your problem?" He added: "Respect others, and you will be respected," a clear message to all fans 🙏
🧑🎤 Lamin Yamal himself also reacted on Instagram: "I am Muslim, thank God. Yesterday, chants were heard in the stadium saying: 'Who doesn’t jump is a Muslim.' I know they were aimed at the opposing team, not me personally, but as a Muslim, this is disrespectful and unacceptable" ⚠️
🌍 These statements come at a time when European football is increasingly focused on combating racism and religious discrimination, reflecting both a human and official stance against any form of abuse or insult toward religions.
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