Fiza Choudhary, a student from Delhi University, recently became a viral sensation on Twitter after a photo of her holding a placard with a powerful message went viral.

 

The photo, originally shared on her Instagram account, features Fiza holding a placard that reads, “I am a Muslim. I am oppressed. I am not a terrorist. #StopHateSpeech #SpreadLove“.

The image resonated with many people on social media who appreciated Fiza’s brave and bold stance against Islamophobia and hate speech directed towards Muslims. Within a few hours of being shared on Twitter, the photo received thousands of likes, retweets, and comments from people across the world.

Speaking to the media, Fiza explained that she was motivated to create the placard after seeing a rise in hate speech and anti-Muslim sentiment on social media. She wanted to send a message that Muslims are not terrorists and that hate speech against any community is unacceptable.

Fiza’s photo has sparked an important conversation about the need for unity and tolerance in today’s world. It is a reminder that despite our differences in religion, culture, or ethnicity, we are all human beings who deserve to be treated with respect and dignity.

In a world where hate speech and xenophobia are all too common, Fiza’s message of love and tolerance is more important than ever. Her photo has inspired many people to speak out against hate speech and to promote inclusivity and mutual respect.