It
comes as the Newcastle striker is at loggerheads with the club over
their decision to replace old sponsor Virgin Money with pay-day loan
company Wonga.
Cisse,
who is one of a number of Muslim players at Newcastle, has told the
hierarchy at the club that he is unwilling to wear the shirt as it
conflicts with his religious beliefs.
But
an image has emerged on Twitter that claims to show the Senegalese
forward gambling in a casino. As well as the lending of money,
gambling is not permissible in Islam.
It's
okay to gamble but wrong to wear the shirt of a sponsor of your team
because they are gamblers and you are not, despite
the
fact
that
you take
their
money as
salaries and though you regularly
gamble?
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