The daughter of India’s Fast Bowler Mohammed Shami Little Aaira Shami has targeted an Islamic clergyman to celebrate the Holi Festival. The clergyman claimed that Aaira’s celebrations were also illegal against Shariat’s law.
The allegations were made by Maulana Shahabuddin Razvi, who is the president of All India Muslim Jamaat. Razvi is the same person who had recently targeted Mohammed Shami because he did not follow Ramzan’s traditions during the recent complementary Trophy Champions.
During the India Trophy semifinal, Shami was observed to drink water while standing on the borders. While he was criticized by some people for his actions, he was also praised by some for maintaining his country first and focusing on his work.
Mohammed Shami’s daughter aims to play holi
In a video released on March 15, Maulana Shahabuddin Razvi called on the act to play a Holi crime if Mohammed Shami’s daughter is quite reasonable. He also claimed that such an act would arise against Shariat, which is an Islamic religious law
“She (Aaira Shami) is a little girl if she plays Holi without understanding (this) then she is not a crime. If she is reasonable and still plays Holi, then she will be considered against Shariat,” Razvi from India said today.
In the same video, Razvi claims that he had previously appealed to Shami and his family members to follow Islamic traditions and avoid Holi’s celebration. He even said that Holi’s celebration would be a crime according to Shariat.
“I have turned to (Mohammed) Shami and his family members, whatever is not in Shariat, do not let your children do it, Holi is a very big festival for Hindus, but Muslims should avoid Holi’s celebration. If one celebrates Holi, even after Holi, he is still celebrating.
Razvi congratulates India for victory CT 2025
Maulana Shahabuddin Razvi further congratulates India for the title of the Trophy Champions title and also mentioned the role of Mohammed Shami in it. He also asked Shami to follow Ramzan’s traditions after Trophy Champions if he could not quickly be able to quickly during the sacred month.
“I congratulate the leader of the India team, all the players and Mohammad Shami from the bottom of my heart for their success,” he said.
India uploaded the title Champions Trophy 2025, beating New Zealand in the final on March 9 in Dubai. It was the second title of the ICC of India in two years after they had already won the T20 World Cup title in 2024 last June.
Mohammed Shami’s performance in Trophy Champions
Shami played a key role in India’s Niki Trophy, in the absence of Chief Pacer Jasprit Bumrah. The veteran took 9 wickets in five races on average 25.88 with the best of 5-53 against Bangladesh.
The 34 -year -old returned to the national team after a surgery that kept him out of the game for a long time. But he used his experience for a great impact and did well in a stadium that was more suitable for the spreads.
