Sunni Muslim Khabib Nurmagomedov is. “The Eagle” Khabib is a devoted Muslim who places a high value on religion. Khabib used the post-fight time to express his gratitude to God for his victories.
Ramadan, the Muslim holy month of fasting, also had an impact on Khabib’s career and fight schedule because he had to organise his training camps around it. Khabib, however, wouldn’t have it any other way. He doesn’t care if some of his followers respond negatively as a result of his views because he believes that Islam has improved him.
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Khabib Nurmagomedov Preaching Surah From Quran
Being a devout Muslim, Khabib Nurmagomedov has never shied away from proclaiming his religion. While ‘The Eagle’ is conscious that professing his devotion to his religion might have offended others, he doesn’t really give a damn if they don’t like it.
The former lightweight champion of the UFC attributes his character to the teachings of his religion. Because of this, unlike some others, Nurmagomedov has no reluctance to publicly declare his devotion to his religion.
Khabib recently uploaded a post on Instagram that stated, “ Если вы станете считать милости Аллаха, то не сможете сосчитать их.”
Khabib is more than happy to talk about his religion when asked, or when he is questioned about himself or others who are close to him, but he isn’t looking to convert anyone else to Islam. The recent post from his Instagram account has left impressed.
Christiano Ronaldo’s close friend Nurmagomedov was previously questioned about whether he had ever attempted to convert the Portuguese footballer. The Eagle denied saying so, even adding that he doesn’t typically bring up religion when he meets new people.
The UFC Hall of Famer says that interfering with another person’s religious practices gives Muslims a terrible reputation.
