Dubai, United Arab Emirates (CNN) – Activists on social media circulated photos and videos of the large attendance of the sermon on the Day of Arafa at the Namira Mosque, which was delivered by Muhammad Al-Issa, Secretary-General of the Muslim World League, head of the Association of Muslim Scholars, which provoked an interaction.
The scene of the pilgrims in the Namira Mosque following the boycott calls assures you that everyone is tired of being led behind those rented beards calling for extremism and deviation from the community! Glory be to those who made their efforts “a disaster for them”, for they gave us a living example of their lack of influence and that those who support them are just illusory accounts that have no weight. https://t.co/6Tg4Ytrvwj
Activists shed light on pictures of the large number of worshipers following the “boycott calls”, where the owner of the account of Salman bin Hathlin published pictures in a tweet in which he said: “The scene of pilgrims in the Namira Mosque following the boycott calls assures you that everyone is tired of being led behind those rented beards calling for extremism. And the deviation from the group! Glory be to those who made their efforts a ‘scourge on them’, for they gave us a living example of their lack of influence and that those who support them are just illusory accounts that have no weight.”
Shortening the sermon is the guidance of the Prophet, and of course your reference, you are the veterinarian in Mokattam, the number of security forces because you are terrorists and you are not deterred by religion, mosques or lives. Otherwise you will be satisfied https://t.co/0d7RzoCEgW
Regarding the number of security elements during the sermon of Arafa and its link to the person of Muhammad Al-Issa, activists circulated pictures of Arafa sermons during previous years, highlighting that it is a routine security measure.
I swear to God, those who are sitting around the Brotherhood these days, what are the matters of Muslims that have nothing to do with Islam because they are trying to stir up sedition and spoil the obligation of Hajj with campaigns, lies, fraud and false rumors that they spread a few days ago? https://t.co/hppp6V8h9N
The appointment of the Secretary-General of the Muslim World League, as a preacher for the Day of Arafa in Saudi Arabia, sparked wide reactions on Twitter, as a number of tweeters welcomed the choice of a “centrist” preacher to address people on this religious occasion, while some went to criticize this choice.
