IUMS Censures Controversial Paris Olympic Opening Ceremony
The Union in a statement expressed its deep dissatisfaction with what happened at the games’ inauguration, which included desecration of divine prophets, especially Jesus (AS).
The IUMS described it as a sign of unprecedented moral decline and a serious violation of human values.
It said what the inauguration ceremony focused on what in contrast to divine rules and human Fitrat (nature) warning that such moves would lead to the spread of corruption, crimes, hate and disrespect among people.
The international body called on preachers and prayer leaders to reiterate the need for respecting all divine prophets and stress that Jesus (AS) is one of the Ulul Azm messengers of God (arch-prophet) who is revered by all Muslims.
A group of drag queens and dancers performed a parody of Leonardo da Vinci’s “Last Super,” at the opening ceremony of Olympics Games in Paris, a scene that stirred the controversy and anger of Christians and Muslims worldwide.
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The ceremony organizers apologized to the Catholic Church and other Christian churches for this scene.
Elsewhere in the statement, the IUMS regretted the French officials’ intense expression of support for the Zionist regime during the Olympic games despite the regime’s continued atrocities against Palestinian women and children before the eyes of the world.
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