FIFA World Cup from Western Country to Islamic Country

 

FIFA World Cup 2006, Germany

It was the city of Cologne in Germany where the 2006 Football World Cup was celebrated. Women of all colors, ages, races, and body proportions were brought from all over the world for the pleasure and luxury of the players and spectators of this World Cup. Their number was about forty thousand. A twelve-story brothel called Pascha was set up in the middle of the city of Cologne with these trafficked prostitutes. The grand opening of this pavilion was held on June 9, 2006, the opening day of the World Cup. In this prostitution plaza, 120 prostitutes from all over the world were brought and decorated in a hall with huge mirrors. This just concerns a base in one city, although 40,000 trafficking women were relocated throughout the nation to each of Germany's 32 cities participating in the Soccer World Cup.

The special arrangement of such large-scale trafficking of prostitutes for football players and spectators in Germany was an event that shook the whole world. How the so-called civilized western world, which even boycotts other weak countries for human trafficking, invites women from all over the world to satisfy their lust and sexual desires and decorate the market for a month.

After this incident, numerous academic investigations on the relationship between international sports competitions and prostitution markets began all over the world, until the University of Nebraska (Nebraska) in the United States convened a global conference on this relationship, in which the House of Representatives of the United States of America presented a detail report to the reps of International Relations Committee under the entitled: "Germany's World Cup Brothels: 40,000 Women and Children at Risk of Exploitation Through Trafficking." "Germany World Cup Prostitution Bases: 40,000 Women and Children at Risk of Human Trafficking Exploitation".

This report also revealed that there are five countries in Europe where women are trafficked from all over the world for prostitution. In 1990 alone, 300,000 young girls were trafficked from other regions for prostitution in European countries. The same report stated that an average of 1,000 girls are brought to Germany yearly for physical gratification. In Germany, the prostitution business generates an annual income of 19 billion dollars.

FIFA Men’s World Cup 2022, Qatar – Fixtures, Stadiums, Teams, Tickets, Groups, Sponsors

The news of the arrival of these 40,000 women in this World Cup in Germany shocked the world, but despite this, the Olympic Games were held in China in 2008 and the World Cup in South Africa in 2010, but it was done in such a way that it could not be reported in the media. It is a different matter that research paper writers around the world have presented regular statistics about this filth in every major sports tournament since 2006.

FIFA World Cup 2022, Qatar

The 2022 World Cup has started in Qatar. Numerous plazas and hotels had been constructed in the years leading up to this fight, but it was Qatar's rulers who established their status as an Islamic nation among the other 57 Islamic nations, and it was their actions that sparked this global conflict.

On the contrary, the first important order in this football tournament in Qatar was issued on April 13, 2022, by the Head of Security, Abdullah Al-Nusri, when he was asked to set aside a spot for gays (LGBT) in the stadium, go and hoist their flag there. Al-Nasri refused, on which the famous English team "Three Loins" announced a boycott. The Qatari government responded by saying that if you want to encourage homosexuality, travel to a nation where it is accepted. You cannot insult the whole society by doing this in Qatar. If someone tries to bring a homosexual flag into the stadium, we will take the flag away, because we are afraid that the onlookers will attack him/her in anger.

FIFA WORLD CUP 2022 - QATAR ADVISORY

Until the start of the tournament, there was a debate between FIFA organizers and the government of Qatar that alcohol could be sold during the World Cup. But the government of Qatar, a day before the exact start of the World Cup, has decided that the drinks that will be sold during the tournament will not contain "alcohol".

As the host of one of the world's largest sporting events, Qatar has not missed an opportunity to promote Islam and dispel the negative stigma against the faiths practiced by billions of people around the world. In contrast to many, if not perhaps all, other Muslim countries, Qatar does not want to offend the West with its values.

It was perhaps the first time spectators watching the opening game of a mega-event were treated to hospitality inspired by the hospitality encouraged in Islam.

Other basic rules are strictly controlled. Alcohol, which is strictly prohibited in Islam, is not even allowed into Qatar's stadiums by foreigners.
To ensure a luxurious experience, Qatar has ensured that visitors do not miss the beauty and splendor of Azan, they brought a muezzin (one who calls for prayer) a beautiful voice for Azan and set up a microphone in the stadium.

The news came as thousands of fans had already flown to Qatar. Seven young Mexicans entered the stadium holding beer cans (which they had brought with them from Mexico) and were denied entry. At the same time, the thousands of banners and tents that were put up by the famous beer company Budweiser were removed, although this company is among the sponsors of the tournament and gives 75 million dollars for each tournament.

The administrators of "FIFA" surrendered to the government of Qatar. The Qatari government only asked them, "Would you allow players in any country in the world to do something that is considered most objectionable in their culture?"

"FIFA" replied, No

So the Qatari authorities told them that alcohol and prostitution are both highly undesirable activities in our country.