Not only flags and symbols of rainbow ornaments LGBT which is forbidden in World Cup 2022. Fifa it now also bans fans from wearing costumes crusade in Qatar.
According to reports from the Daily Mail, two English fans were seen wearing crusader costumes or crusader soldiers, before the match against Iran. The two were immediately taken into custody by officers, who numbered four people.
The two fans in crusader costume wore full costumes. He wore sword and shield with St. George. The Times reported that the fan was barred from entering the stadium.
In a video circulating on social media, one of the England fans can be seen being barred from entering the stadium. Officers were seen ordering both of them to leave the stadium.
Qatari authorities have begun banning England fans from wearing crusader costumes in stadiums.
The attire, complete with swords and crosses, is offensive due to the Crusader history of rape, massacre and occupation of Arab lands.#Qatar #Eng #FIFA World Cup pic.twitter.com/BoL6dnZEjz
— Robert Carter (@Bob_cart124) November 23, 2022
Fifa said, the costume was effectively banned World Cup 2022. Because, in the historical context, it was believed that the custom could hurt Muslims.
“The crusader costume, in the Arab context, can offend Muslims. That’s why the anti-discrimination partners are asking fans to wear underwear or change into clothes,” said FIFA.
Throw it outan anti-racism in football campaign group said: “Some clothing, such as costumes depicting knights or crusaders, may not be accepted in Qatar,” it said Throw it out.
The crusades themselves took place between the 11th and 17th centuries, during which many interfaith wars took place. One of these occurred between 1096 and 1271, when the Crusaders attempted to wrest the Holy Land from the Muslims.
Apart from the costumes crusader, FIFA also briefly banned ornaments like flags and anything rainbow colored as a symbol of support for LGBT. Qatar, as a guest World Cup 2022strictly prohibit its existence. But last news, FIFA allows rainbow knick-knacks to enter the stadium.
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