Controversial Author Taslima Nasreen’s ‘Disgusting Tweet’ for Moeen Ali Relates Him With ISIS

Controversial Bangladeshi Author Taslima Nasreen is already on exile because of a fatwa issued on her by radical Islamic organizations for her comments on the religion. She has often landed on the surface of serious controversies and has often received death threats. This is the reason why the 58-year old had to leave her country and apply for Swedish citizenship.

Taslima Nasreen and Moeen Ali

The author is once more on news because of her extremely distasteful tweet against English cricketer Moeen Ali. She said that Ali would be with the terrorist organization ISIS if not for cricket. Obviously, after the humongous outrage, she had to delete the tweet.

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Here is the tweet from Taslima Nasreen

  

England Cricketers Bash Nasreen for her Disgusting Tweet

As expected, many fans and cricketers came to support Moeen Ali and bashed the Bangladeshi author for her irresponsible and distasteful words. The likes of Sam Billings, Jofra Archers and Saqib Mahmood tweeted for the cause.

 

                        – Saqib Mahmood

 

Billings was quick to join the bandwagon and urged others to report Taslima’s account, tweeting: “Please everyone report this account”

“Please everyone report this account”

— Sam Billings (@sambillings) 

 

“Are you okay ? I don’t think you’re okay” 
                  – Jofra Archer

Meanwhile, Billings is also in India for the IPL. The England batting star is a part of the Delhi Capitals team for the upcoming season. Billings had previously played for CSK in the IPL. IPL 2021 is scheduled to start on April 9 with an encounter between defending champions Mumbai Indians and Virat Kohli’s Royal Challengers Bangalore.

 

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