Mohammed Salah with his wife and children
Liverpool forward Mohammed Salah has stirred up conversations on social media again after sharing a photo of himself and his family in Christmas-themed outfits.
On Wednesday, December 25, 2024, Mohammed Salah, who is a Muslim, shared photos of his family celebrating Christmas.
Mohammed Salah’s Christmas posts are possibly the most anticipated ones because of the controversy they normally generate, and this year’s was no different.
Salah’s post was bombarded with differing opinions about the appropriateness of a Muslim associating himself with a Christian festival.
Despite always being hit with such snide remarks, Salah appears unperturbed as he shares Christmas-themed photos every year.
Since posting the pictures, Mohammed Salah’s post has been buzzing with comments as social media users clash over the photos.
After shining against Tottenham in Liverpool’s last game, he became the first-ever Premier League player to register 10 goals and assists before Christmas.
Salah is expected to lead the line for Liverpool when they take on Leicester City in the Premier League on Boxing Day, December 26, 2024.
See some of the reactions below:
With all the warning you still go ahead and posted this shame pose of yours. May Allah guard you to the ryt part. For now on, I shall be unfollow you from all platform and also block you. You are a disgraceful. I also stop to watch Liverpool match forever! 💔
— The Arsenal Lad (@Rodgersdusa) December 25, 2024
Mo Salah, I loved you as a madrid fan. I viewed you as an excellent player and you always inspired me. However, after this tweet, I can no longer view you as my role model. You disappointed me. If you don‘t delete this tweet, I will have to unfollow you.
— Snr🧸 (@iamvinicius_snr) December 25, 2024
Funny thing is,
Christians be supporting Salah for celebrating Christmas even tho he is a Muslim.
But you don’t see the same Christians Celebrating Maulud or Eid with the Muslims.
Isn’t this funny🤣🤌🏼
— رمضان دانكاسوا (@Ay_teey) December 25, 2024
Mo Salah, I loved you as a PSG fan. I viewed you as an excellent player and you always inspired me. However, after this tweet, I can no longer view you as my role model. You disappointed me. If you don‘t delete this tweet, I will have to unfollow you.
— Mawuko (@KaylebMawuko) December 26, 2024
Salah is a man every man should be like; not scared to stand for what he believes in, doesn’t need social validation, wouldn’t let strangers shut him up. That’s a man that isn’t controlled by the media right there.
— Shola 👑 (@itsSh0la) December 25, 2024
Im still confused.
I understand that Christians that believe In Jesus are celebrating his birthday every year on the 25th of December.
What i don’t understand is how a non-Christian (A Muslim believer who worships Allah and Allah alone) celebrates the Birth of Jesus, even…
— رمضان دانكاسوا (@Ay_teey) December 25, 2024
Wake up pic.twitter.com/dqD32ZYBkO
— ThundeR (@ChillestHandle) December 25, 2024
mo salah you are a muslim and shouldn’t be celebrating christian holidays like this. it is haram
pls let this be the last time you pay attention to this type of comments, we’ll see you again next year. for now, let’s have their tears 😂🎄❤️
— chapo (@ahdebee) December 25, 2024
Christians and Muslims can coexist religion shoul not divide us
— 𝐉!𝐌𝐌𝐘 (@kafangi) December 25, 2024
This , is true diversity and multiculturalism. Have your own faith but get stuck into the culture you choose to live amongst also
It’s called being enlightened and wanting to embrace the good in life rather than shun it.
It’s brilliant – and if everyone was like this . We’d…
— emma rock (@chatswithem) December 25, 2024
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