The Reason of FIFA World Cup 2022 Play in Qatar

THE FIFA WORLD CUP 2022

(Reason of FIFA World Cup 2022 Play in Qatar) A historic moment in world history as the opening ceremony of the FIFA World Cup began with recitation of the Holy Quran. By Hufaaz for the first time in 92 years in Qatar.

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WHY FIFA WORLD CUP PLAYING IN QATAR

(Reason of FIFA World Cup 2022 Play in Qatar) This is fact that in the history of FIFA World Cup the total coast of all world cups of FIFA cannot fight with the coast of World Cup in Qatar in 2023 because Qatar decided the budget 200$ Dollars on FIFA World Cup.

After Winning the 2010 World Cup Qatar made 8 world class stadium after roll Qatar made proper planned city in this 12 years. And Qatar made Doha Metro City for football fans.

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Everyone Know that the world consider that the Qatar is smallest country on the Middle East. And with the High rate of Millionaire people in the world. The Qatar is smallest then the Capital of China Beijing. And the two time biggest then the city of turkey Istanbul. The Qatar SQKM is 11571 KM. The Poverty Rate in Qatar is literally Zero 0%.

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Qatar has invited Zakir Naik, a controversial Indian Islamic preacher. Who is banned in India, to give religious sermons at the FIFA World Cup 2022. Naik, who faces charges of money laundering and hate speech in India. has been living in exile in Malaysia since 2017, as a runaway fugitive.

Preacher Sheikh Zakir Naik is present in Qatar during the World Cup. And will give many religious lectures throughout the tournament.” tweeted Faisal Alhajri, a presenter at the Qatari state-owned sports channel Alkass.
Filmmaker Zain Khan also tweeted. “One of the most popular Islamic Scholars of our time Dr Zakir Naik has reached Qatar for the FIFA World Cup.”
India outlawed Naik’s Islamic Research Foundation (IRF) late in 2016, on the charges of encouraging and assisting the group’s followers in “promoting or attempting to promote feelings of enmity, hatred, or ill-will between different religious communities and groups.”