Eramuslim - Mohammed Salah's presence really does have a big impact. Not just for club achievements, but also off the pitch. Especially in people's lives.
This is what Dr. Abdul Hamid, a guardian at Sheikh Abdulah Quilliam Mosque, the oldest mosque in Liverpool. Speaking in a documentary 4 Channel 4, Abdul Hamid said, since the presence of Salah and his achievements that continue to climb, the mosque more crowded. The more Muslims who come and perform the worship in the mosque. "Many and many more young people visit the mosque and perform the Friday prayers. All that is related from the facts Mo Salah is here, "said Abdul Hamid as quoted from the Mirror, Wednesday (23/5). "Mo has united children of all religions, groups, colors, and we are all proud of him," said Galib Khan as head of the mosque.
In the near future, Salah will again prove his expertise. He will defend Liverpool in the Champions League final against Real Madrid on Sunday (27/5) WIB early morning.
It is more special because the Egyptian player will play in the atmosphere of the holy month of Ramadan. Salah is sure to keep his obligations to fast. "It brings pleasure to our lives. Bringing the imagepositive of everything about Islam into matches and people. I think Mo has given us a gift we will never forget, "he said.
The same thing said Chief Executive Mumin Khan. He said Salah has brought an absolute positive role for Muslim and non-Muslim communities in Britain and the rest of the world. "He (Salah) has changed the perception of some negative thoughts that people have about Islam. This is the model we are looking to show Muslims in the UK. People like him who will be able to unite us all, "he said. (roller)
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