Legro definetly is a christian guy (if im not wrong, for 3 or 4 years). And it`s nothing wrong if our guys have strong character and stay with their principles of life no matter what.
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). I think he just shouldn't be playing at all till the end of the month.
Marchisio is an asset to us.
This is a much more complicated issue than what most of us believe it to be. To put it simply, Ramadan is a very big deal with muslims and whether we like it or not, it is considered a great blasphemy if one does not fast.
Muslims fast at a very young age, traditionally between the ages of 10-12, fasting is something that has been implemented on them by their parents, society, and peers. They grow up this way; no matter what profession they choose later in life, not fasting is never an option.
We may view this as unprofessional and pointless, but this is something he takes very seriously and we are obliged as human beings to respect that. This is not a matter for discussion, if you don't believe in the Muslim faith, then you may keep this to yourself, but it is unacceptable to bash Muslims and their traditions no matter how strange they may seem to you.
Personally, I am a Greek Orthodox Christian, I'm not a Muslim, but I truly believe it unethical to insult a player for following his religion, we should understand that somethings are simply none of our business, religion is a personal issue and youmust therefore remain considerate to other people's feelings when speaking about such a delicate subject.
Muslims fast at a very young age, traditionally between the ages of 10-12, fasting is something that has been implemented on them by their parents, society, and peers. They grow up this way; no matter what profession they choose later in life, not fasting is never an option.
We may view this as unprofessional and pointless, but this is something he takes very seriously and we are obliged as human beings to respect that. This is not a matter for discussion, if you don't believe in the Muslim faith, then you may keep this to yourself, but it is unacceptable to bash Muslims and their traditions no matter how strange they may seem to you.
Personally, I am a Greek Orthodox Christian, I'm not a Muslim, but I truly believe it unethical to insult a player for following his religion, we should understand that somethings are simply none of our business, religion is a personal issue and youmust therefore remain considerate to other people's feelings when speaking about such a delicate subject.
I'm not muslim, but I came from predominantly muslim country. Fasting is one of the five pillars of islam. I don't know whether this is a fair comparison, but if you don't fast, it's like breaking the ten commandments in christian faith. I have no problem with Sissoko fasting. We just have to practice a little bit tolerance in this case.
'Thats not possible. We as Juventus football club cannot afford that, because it can cost us some points this season. We could lose the Serie A, all thanks to Sissoko's Ramadan. He should be professional and stop fasting because he plays for us and we need him and the points. What his own beliefs are is not interesting, because he is in the system now. He cannot have own beliefs and religion because his duty is to help Juventus as hard as he can. Juventus is his God, his reason for existence.'
So Ronaldinho and Adriano are great proffesionals, even if they go for clubbing, staying sleepless etc when the next day have to go for training.
That's not forbidden by law, and their coaches don't fine them.
Anyway I have nothing against the Islam, or better nothing more against Islam than the other religions.I generaly find the religious ethics silly, and in this occasion, negative for our team.
So Ronaldinho and Adriano are great proffesionals, even if they go for clubbing, staying sleepless etc when the next day have to go for training.
That's not forbidden by law, and their coaches don't fine them.
Anyway I have nothing against the Islam, or better nothing more against Islam than the other religions.I generaly find the religious ethics silly, and in this occasion, negative for our team.
That's not forbidden by law, and their coaches don't fine them.
Anyway I have nothing against the Islam, or better nothing more against Islam than the other religions.I generaly find the religious ethics silly, and in this occasion, negative for our team.
they aren't allowed to play football outside with kids during some periods, they arent allowed to leave the house after 23:00 during a time period, etc.
But I don't think that there's ANY club in the world who'd say that you cannot fast during fastingmonth in Islam religion
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