14.06.2026 19:11
Dutch far-right politician Geert Wilders, known for his anti-Islam and anti-Turkey rhetoric, targeted the Moroccan National Team's post before their World Cup match, where they shared a photo of their players prostrating with the caption "Inshallah victory." Wilders, who shows no bounds in his Islamophobia, audaciously quoted this meaningful image to blaspheme against Allah.
Ahead of the critical match between Morocco and Brazil in the 2026 FIFA World Cup, the official social media account of the Moroccan National Team shared a post filled with faith and motivation.
The North African representative shared a photo frame of football players prostrating on the field, adding the note "Inshallah victory" to the post.
BLASPHEMED AGAINST ALLAH
Geert Wilders, the leader of the Freedom Party in the Netherlands, known for his anti-Islam and anti-Turkey rhetoric, did not hesitate to spew hatred upon seeing this post. Having previously made provocative scandalous posts on Muslims' holy days such as Ramadan and Eid al-Adha, Wilders this time directly attacked the sanctity of Islam. The far-right politician shared the photo where Morocco wished for victory on his personal account, explicitly committing a hate crime by using the phrases "F*** Allah."
MADE INSULTING MUSLIMS A HABIT
Wilders, who has been involved in many similar scandals in the past, described the Islamic religion as "the ideology of a backward culture" and targeted Muslim citizens living in European countries, calling them "filth." Wilders' latest insolence has sparked a global outrage and wave of condemnation.