Use of Word 'Kufr' by Bazid Khan While Interviewing Babar Azam During India vs Pakistan Post Match Presentation Creates Uproar on Twitter

Pakistan registered a powerful ten-wicket win over India within the ICC T20 World Cup 2021. This was Pakistan’s first win over India in any format World Cup. Pakistan captain Babar Azam termed the victory as a workforce effort and in the course of the post-match presentation presenter Bazid Khan used the phrase ‘kufr’ which has led to some type of uproar on Twitter. Bazid was heard saying ‘lekin kufr tou toot gaya’ in the course of the presentation ceremony and a few of the Twitter customers consider that phrase ‘kufr’ is a “religious hate slur” whereas some don’t agree with it. IND vs PAK Stat Highlights Of T20 World Cup 2021: Pakistan Register First Win Over India At Twenty-20 WC.

Kufr, in reality, has many meanings to it. When speaking in Arabic, the phrase does have spiritual which means connected to it however in Urdu one of the meanings of Kufr is disbelief. It might have been a risk that Bazid Khan was referring to Pakistan workforce's disbelief to beat India at World Cup has been lastly damaged. Virat Kohli Interacts With Mohammad Rizwan Following Pakistan’s 10-Wicket Win Over India, PCB Terms it Spirit of Cricket (See Photo).

Here’s the clip from Ind vs Pak publish match presentation

He simply referred to as #WorkforceIndia & Indians as Kaaf!r :

"Kufr to tut gaya"

????????#INDvPAK@PMOIndia@narendramodi@AmitShah@BCCI@JayShah@SGanguly99 pic.twitter.com/s89deW5jAm

— Asaduddin Gharwapsi (@AsadGharWapsi) October 24, 2021

Here are some of the divided reactions

Meanwhile this gem from @ICC permitted TV Channels & Jihadi commentators - dutifully paid dues by @BCCI & @JayShah “???????????????????????? ???????? ???????????????? ????????????????” (the infidel was destroyed). Jihadi Babur “yeh allah ka shukkar hai” (that is the blessings of Allah) ???????????????????????? https://t.co/seO9gp50bR pic.twitter.com/qaO49ULCA4

— Abhijit Iyer-Mitra (@Iyervval) October 24, 2021

I feel he meant they broke the jinx, no?

— Siddharth Yadav (@siddharthy88) October 24, 2021

That reporter mentioned "kufr to toot gya" It is an Urdu phrase which implies somebody received rid of their recurring factor, oh bhai jo hm har bar haar jaty thy is baar nhi haary cease embarrassing yourselves https://t.co/fwJQidhFkv

— zoha. ???????? (@anything4sajal) October 24, 2021

This is so embarrassing ???? kufr means impediment. It’s Urdu idiom ???? https://t.co/bConnkB4Gj

— ع (@PyaasiChudail69) October 24, 2021

Kufr is from kafir and kafir is who?

— Librandu KMKB (@yogi4pmindia) October 24, 2021

How come @BCCI is 'kufr' acceptable to you?

Is a spiritual racist slur 'kufr' acceptable @ICC ?@Anurag_Office @AmitShah https://t.co/hVsCmrESAV

— Rohit Praadeep Sharma ???????? (@rohits54) October 24, 2021

Yeh Aik Urdu mahavra hai

Kufr toot gaya means

“obstinacy to end”

An finish to the obstacles…the obstacles our workforce went by put in laborious effort https://t.co/XJcDFcjlMt

— Reman Awn ???????? (@AwnReman) October 24, 2021

Set a goal of 152 runs, Pakistan reached it in 17.5 overs with Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan scoring 68 and 79 runs respectively. Both the openers remained unbeaten to assist Pakistan register a historic win. Fast-bowler Shaheen Shah Afridi was adjudged man of the match for is 3/31 as he accounted for India top-order comprising of Rohit Shama, KL Rahul and Virat Kohli.

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