Taslima Nasrin

Calling out England cricketer Moeen Ali for reasons known only to her, Bangladesh-born author Taslima Nasreen recently shared a tweet from her official account talking about how the 33-year-old would have joined ISIS if he were not "stuck" playing cricket for England. © Twitter - Taslima NasreenFollowing a massive social media backlash and being shamed by Ali's England teammates for unnecessary provocation, Nasreen…

t.co Dl7lWdvSd4 — Jofra Archer (@JofraArcher) April 6, 2021 Munir also recollected how difficult it has been for both him and Moeen to pursue cricket. His journey to the top hasn't been easy. My journey in sustaining my sons' love for the game hasn't been easy.

Nasreen, who is living in India in asylum, tweeted that had Ali not been playing cricket he would have joined ISIS

Moeen Ali's father Munir Ali has branded Taslima Nasreen's statement over his son as 'Islamophobic' amid huge criticism on social media.

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Nasreen later deleted the tweet and also issued a clarification of sorts on Tuesday, saying her tweet was "sarcastic". This post, too, drew a sharp retort from Archer, who pointed out the tweet was not funny. "Sarcastic? No one is laughing, not even yourself, the least you can do is delete the tweet," wrote Archer.

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On Monday, author Taslima Nasreen wrote a tweet on England cricketer Moeen Ali in what she calls a "sarcastic" tone in which she said that had he not been "stuck with cricket, he would have gone to Syria to join ISIS". © Twitter - Taslima NasreenFans and players from all over the world have united to protect the renowned international cricketer from such hateful comments and call out the Bangladesh-born Nasreen for…

Author Taslima Nasreen sparked outrage with an ISIS jibe on English cricketer Moeen Ali.

India News: NEW DELHI: Bangladeshi author Taslima Nasreen outraged many social media users after a controversial tweet on England and Chennai Super Kings crickete.

Jofra Archer came up with a strongly-worded response to Taslima Nasreen's post on his England teammate Moeen Ali. The World Cup-winning fast bowler did not buy into Nasreen's justification after the author faced flak for her post on Ali.

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England cricketers like Jofra Archer and Sam Billings hit back at Taslima Nasreen after her widely-condemned tweet on Moeen Ali.

England cricketers Jofra Archer, Sam Billings and Saqib Mahmood on Tuesday criticised author Taslima Nasreen for her religion-based tweet about Moeen Ali.

After author Taslima Nasreen tweeted that Moeen Ali would have joined the Islamic State had he not pursued cricket, the cricket world reacted with outrage. Moeen's father Munir Ali speaks about the hurt it has caused and how his son has broken stereotypes while following his heart and faith.

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