Dutch company faces backlash over controversial “Quran Fi” product
An instagram handle @smashibusiness posted a controversial video showing a Dutch company is under fire for its product called “Quran Fi,” which consists of dissolvable paper featuring Quranic verses intended for use in ruqyah, an Islamic healing practice.
The product has sparked significant criticism for its perceived disrespect towards sacred texts.
Many individuals are expressing their concerns on social media, arguing that using the Quran in such a format trivializes its significance.
The controversy has raised questions about the appropriateness of commercializing religious texts and practices.
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The company has yet to respond to the backlash.
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