Rihanna apologizes for using song with sacred Islamic verses at fashion show

Rihanna is issuing an apology after upsetting her Muslim fan base at this year’s Savage X Fenty virtual lingerie fashion show.

Savage X Fenty Instagram. “I would more importantly like to apologize to you for this honest, yet careless mistake.”“We understand that we have hurt many of our Muslim brothers and sisters, and I’m incredibly disheartened by this! I do not play with any kind of disrespect toward God or any religion and therefore the use of this song in our project was completely irresponsible!” she continued.

Singer and Fenty founder Rihanna is issuing an apology. During her Savage x Fenty show that streamed this past weekend on Amazon Prime Video, the song Doom by London-based producer Coucou Chloe was featured.

Rihanna may be in some trouble, but at least she’s not afraid to admit she’s wrong and apologize.On Friday, October 2, the Fenty x Savage Vol. 2 fashion show premiered on Amazon Prime.

Rihanna has issued an apology for using a song featuring sacred Islamic verses from a Hadith during the second volume of her Savage x Fenty fashion show.During one part of the spectacle, which launched on Amazon Prime last Friday, models clad in lingerie danced to artist Coucou Chloe's 2017 song "Doom," which samples a remix of a Hadith, a sacred text in Islam believed to be a record of the sayings and actions of the prophet Muhammad.

Chris Willman Music WriterRihanna has apologized to the Muslim community after an uproar over an appearance on an Amazon Prime-streamed lingerie show that included a song containing excerpts from sacred Islamic texts, calling its inclusion an “honest yet careless mistake.”“The use of the song in our project was completely irresponsible!” the singer admitted in a written statement that appeared in her Instagram Stories, adding that she would “make sure that nothing like this ever happens

Rihanna is speaking out after sparking some controversy. The 32-year-old singer took to her Instagram Story on Tuesday to apologize for using Coucou Chloe's song, «Doom,» during her recent Savage x Fenty fashion show.The track, which was released in 2016, includes remixed Hadith narration about the end of the world and the afterlife.

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Last week, Rihanna's second Savage x Fenty fashion show premiered on Amazon Prime. One of the songs played during the show, "DOOM" by producer Coucou Chloe, contains a recording of a hadith, or a sacred Islamic text.

Rihanna has issued an apology after being criticised for using a song that contains a narration from an Islamic Hadith during a recent fashion show.Last Friday’s (October 2) Savage X Fenty event saw Rico Nasty being introduced while a track called ‘Doom’ played in the background.

Insulting people’s religion isn’t Rihanna’s style.

Rihanna is issuing an apology.

Rihanna became the target of criticism over the weekend after music, which was played at her Savage X Fenty lingerie fashion show, included a Hadith in its soundtrack. The 32-year-old songstress, whose real name is Robyn Rihanna Fenty, premiered “Volume 2” of her fashion show on Amazon Prime on Oct.

Rihanna has been criticised for using a song that contains a narration of the Islamic Hadith during her recent Savage X Fenty fashion show.Taking place on Friday (October 2), there was a point in the singer’s show where Rico Nasty was introduced while a track called ‘Doom’ played in the background.Created by a London-based producer Coucou Chloe, the track remixes audio that features a Hadith which talks about the signs of the Judgment Day and the end of times.rihanna has used music where a

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Rihanna is opening up about how 2020 has impacted her career, and everything that comes along with it.In a new interview with ET's Rachel Smith, the 32-year-old singer gets candid on how this year's unique events (like the ongoing coronavirus pandemic) have inspired her to think more creatively.When asked about creating and working on her music in quarantine, Rihanna responds, «It impacts everything.

Rihanna’s Savage X Fenty Fashion Show is going to be the biggest – and sexiest — event of the year. Not only will we see the fall 2020 collection modeled by some major celebs, but the Oct.