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Spanish Football Fans Chanted Anti-Muslim Slurs At A Match Against Egypt, Sparking Condemnation
The fans chanted, "Musulmán el que no bote," which roughly translates to "if you're not jumping, you're a Muslim."
Cherry Mohamed is a Senior Reporter and Producer for Almost and is based in Cairo. Contact this reporter at cherry@almostmag.co.
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The fans chanted, "Musulmán el que no bote," which roughly translates to "if you're not jumping, you're a Muslim."
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“It’s always the victims who feel ashamed and victims shouldn’t feel ashamed. The victims, they can stand. It was the accused who should be ashamed.”