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علي ال علي 383 :
الشيخ عبد العزيز لايرى في قول : ماشاء الله لاقوة إلا بالله . شيء
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علي ال علي 383 :
النبي صلى الله عليه وسلم.لم ينه عن من دعى في الرفع من الركوع عندما قال حمدا مثيرا طيبا مباركا فيه .بل قال عجبت إذا ابتدرها ثلاثون ملكاً ايهم يكتبها.
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اللهم صل وسلم وبارك على نبينا محمد وعلى آله وصحبه وسلم تسليما كثيرا
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What started as a joke about an internet meme has now turned into a major controversy for Kylian Mbappé, costing him three Chinese sponsorship deals and reportedly leading to the suspension of LaLiga broadcasts on Chinese state television.  The controversy began when Mbappé was asked about his favourite meme featuring himself. He reportedly picked one showing his face photoshopped onto the body of former Chinese leader Mao Zedong, describing the figure as a Chinese dictator. Although the comment appeared to be made in jest, it sparked widespread backlash in China, where jokes about Mao remain a sensitive subject.  The consequences came quickly. Chinese companies Dongpeng Beverage, Mengniu and Milkground announced that they were ending their sponsorship agreements with the Real Madrid superstar. Chinese state television also reportedly suspended LaLiga broadcasts and removed advertisements featuring Mbappé.  Realising the impact of his words, Mbappé issued an apology, admitting that his comment was ill-judged and that he now understood how it had hurt people in China and Chinese communities around the world. LaLiga president Javier Tebas also apologised to Chinese fans, promising to strengthen cultural awareness and prevent similar incidents in the future.  What started as a funny moment online has now become a costly lesson about how quickly a joke can spiral out of control. For a global superstar like Mbappé, one seemingly harmless comment has grown into a controversy affecting not only his sponsorships but also the reach of one of football’s biggest leagues in a major international market.
What started as a joke about an internet meme has now turned into a major controversy for Kylian Mbappé, costing him three Chinese sponsorship deals and reportedly leading to the suspension of LaLiga broadcasts on Chinese state television. The controversy began when Mbappé was asked about his favourite meme featuring himself. He reportedly picked one showing his face photoshopped onto the body of former Chinese leader Mao Zedong, describing the figure as a Chinese dictator. Although the comment appeared to be made in jest, it sparked widespread backlash in China, where jokes about Mao remain a sensitive subject. The consequences came quickly. Chinese companies Dongpeng Beverage, Mengniu and Milkground announced that they were ending their sponsorship agreements with the Real Madrid superstar. Chinese state television also reportedly suspended LaLiga broadcasts and removed advertisements featuring Mbappé. Realising the impact of his words, Mbappé issued an apology, admitting that his comment was ill-judged and that he now understood how it had hurt people in China and Chinese communities around the world. LaLiga president Javier Tebas also apologised to Chinese fans, promising to strengthen cultural awareness and prevent similar incidents in the future. What started as a funny moment online has now become a costly lesson about how quickly a joke can spiral out of control. For a global superstar like Mbappé, one seemingly harmless comment has grown into a controversy affecting not only his sponsorships but also the reach of one of football’s biggest leagues in a major international market.

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