Islamic Cleric Shares Opinion on Peller’s Car Accident: "I Wanted to Curse Him"
- An Islamic cleric spoke out after watching a video showing popular streamer Peller involved in a car accident
- The cleric mentioned that immediately he saw the clip, he wanted to start raining curses on Peller, but he didn’t do so
- He shared the reason he didn’t curse the streamer and highlighted something in the video, which has now circulated online
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An Islamic cleric joined several others to share their opinions on the recent incident involving an online streamer who was involved in a deadly car accident that almost claimed his life.
Legit.ng confirmed that Habeeb Hamzat, widely known as Peller, survived a near-death car accident, with a video capturing the moment he was rescued from the vehicle.
Source: TikTok
Islamic cleric shares opinion on Peller’s accident
As the incident continued to trend online, an Islamic cleric shared his opinion on the matter in a video he posted online.
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@sheikhtoyyib2022 mentioned that he had wanted to start raising curses on Peller, as he thought the streamer wanted to take his life or harm himself because of a woman.
He said:
"You see Peller's matter, I looked at it differently. When I first saw the video, I wanted to start raining curses on him. I wanted to curse him; I thought he did that because of a girl."
Speaking further in the TikTok video, he mentioned that he thought about the matter and discovered that what happened to Peller could happen to anyone, and he blamed love instead.
"I thought about it deeply and discovered that this can happen to anyone. We're just judging and blaming him because we're all online.
"What some people are doing in secret, because they're not popular or famous, is bigger than what Peller is doing.
"Even people like us, despite being Muslim clerics, listen to Juice WRLD. This can happen to anybody."
He also spoke about Peller's upbringing, mentioning that he wouldn't have turned out this way if he had grown up with both parents:
"The person I want to speak to on this matter is Peller's mum. If a child isn't with his father, the child may begin to have issues."
Source: TikTok
"Assuming Peller lived with his father, and was controlled by him while his father and mother were together, the issue wouldn't have become like this.
"A child that is brought up by a woman would be different from a child brought up by a man. A woman doesn't deserve the type of love you're giving, Jarvis; she doesn't deserve it.
"It's just that love is blind. Despite the number of girls in this world, there's nothing else aside from loving a girl but regret."
Islamic cleric's reaction to Peller's accident trends
abimbolataiwo555 shared:
"Nothing happened to the guy nah plan work the guy are looking for more fame open ur face well."
σℓαrι α∂єx stressed:
"More wisdom and understanding."
@innocentboy added:
"it's true sir."
INNOCENT DC noted:
"God bless you sir."
RaseedatAjoke22 said:
"Yes ooooo."
Watch the video below:
In a similar story, Legit.ng reported that a communication and engagement expert shared his opinion about the near-death car accident involving popular streamer Peller. The expert analyzed the incident and viral videos, claiming the crash was deliberate and intended to farm engagement.
Lady cries nonstop, prays for Peller’s safety
Meanwhile, Legit.ng recently reported that a young Nigerian lady made many people emotional online after she was seen crying non-stop while praying for popular streamer Peller following his near-death car accident.
In a video, she begged God to keep him safe and spoke about the good things he has done. The video quickly went viral, with many people reacting and talking about it.
Proofreading by Funmilayo Aremu, copy editor at Legit.ng.
Source: Legit.ng
