A Facebook user shared a reproduced story and photograph on 4th December 2015 indicating that ‘The British government has banned the Lord’s Prayer in cinemas but permitted Islamic messages to be appeared on the buses in London’. He further added in the post that ‘I do remember that the Lord’s Prayer was banned in cinemas last week. But these buses are moving all over London with the support of British government. I am not upset with the messages on the buses, but just Fucked Off because the Christianity has thrown away in the Christian country, why? The user posted statement on 4th December 2015 with a claim that buses are moving in ‘all over London’ and it is evidently a false statement.
It is important that posted image was published one year ago on January 2015. The photograph was initially published in January 2015 showing Islamic message on a London bus. It was then circulated on a number of social media websites with an accusation that this message was attached to the bus by the approval of the British government. It is important that the British government didn’t ban recitation of the Lord’s Prayer in the cinemas of the United Kingdom. official zlibrary domain z-library . Find free books It is true that showing message on a London bus is real. This message say that “Prophet Muhammad, The light of life, Teacher of truth and a blessing for the Believers”. This photograph was captured last year on a Muslim festival and this bus was hired for this festival from the bus company.