Elhamdullah needed Liverpool very much

Kosovo-renowned football player Gerdan Shaqiri is lucky that in a Christian country like Britain, he can in a Facebook post being an active player by a team of that country, in concrete case Liverpool, thank Allah in Arabic Elhamdullah) and no one can say a big deal, not even look at him with the antidote. Not many in this land look with sympathy and applaud this way of bankruptcy. But the reason why and how this player (not for the first time) makes such thanks and how all this is commented on and analysed in Kosovo is two different things that are not easily understandable, which we analyze.

There's another calculator in all this. Not just sports, not just religious, but in concrete cases, it is just the personal interest of careers. In such a way it is for the Liverpool football club. For this, we here in Kosovo probably don't really think about it, much less our youth, which is the most lame of Europe, which is rightly Shaqiri's enthusiastic kindness.

If he addressed Shaqiri by posting his own Albanian fans, thank God or just thank you for how many of his and Liverpool's (tifoz) people would understand? A little. Very little compared to the post he made in Arabic in Latin letters. Because he said Elhamdullah was viewed with admiration and applauded by millions and millions of Islamic fans around the world. In Britain and Europe alone, there are millions of his Islamic supporters from Liverpool and leave them out of Europe. Great European football clubs are very interested not to be perceived anywhere just as Christians. They have vital interests to have planetary expansions from other civilizations as well. They want football games as their production to be followed and sold everywhere. They are aware how important it is for an international football team to have fans everywhere in the world. Different countries, different races, and yet different religions. Gerda Shaqiri is aware of this, so he diligently performs this post in his post élhamdullah. A young man in an Arabo-islam country can stay like Shaqiri. When can players become stars like M. Salah and J. Shaqiri why not him? If we don't understand this dimension in Kosovo, especially our youth saw the exit, we might not judge Shaqiri directly and we could draw stupid, totally wrong conclusions for his post. Some excited, thinking about and commenting on the coft of the city's coft is Muslim retaliatory, even though outside the wattan he doesn't forget to mention the Allahahú River or some others looking at it with antipatia and commenting on the accusation that this womb is taking us to the neck of being present as a Muslim country he has forgotten about having his father kallxu over all the Albanian must first be introduced as Albanian. To understand more of this, we can expand our analysis. Suppose it was a different job if Shaqiri were to say his post, Elhamdullah, while playing for a Russian football team or any other non-democratic Christian country. He and anyone like him could repent of that. Perhaps even a Christian could repent that in a non-democratic Arab-Islamic country would post after winning a debt to seize Hallelujah or accept the Lord. If so, it really shows how far Europe is with its open-minded democracy and how well we do we like Kosovo, who aspire to the Western values and nothing else.

Therefore, it is generally good to assess Shaqiri for his game before breaking teeth and proving that he is a good Muslim or a bad Albanian. When the others during this job happen that we should all give more to our boys and girls who play and witness to different races our country, Kosovo. Where Elhamdulilles, Hallelujah, and greetings mix better than any other in the world.