Qdot Apologises To Muslim Community Over Alleged Disrespectful Remarks

According to Ireporter Online, Nigerian singer Qdot has tendered a public apology to Muslims following backlash over comments perceived as disrespectful to the Islamic faith.

The indigenous Yoruba street-pop artiste issued the apology via his official X (formerly Twitter) account, where he expressed regret and specifically addressed Muslims who practice their faith with integrity, kindness, and good conduct.

Qdot said he was deeply sorry if any of his remarks were interpreted as curses, insults, or disrespect toward Islam or its beliefs, stressing that it was never his intention to offend or cause harm.

The singer further described faith as something sacred and personal, adding that he holds the teachings and values of Islam in high regard. He noted that he regretted his earlier comments and acknowledged they may have been thoughtless.

He also appealed for forgiveness, promising to be more careful and respectful in his public communication going forward, especially when discussing religious matters.

In his words, he said: “I want to offer my heartfelt apology to all Muslims, especially those who live their faith with goodness, integrity, and kindness. If at any time I spoke words that cursed, insulted, or disrespected your religion or your beliefs, I am truly sorry. I did not mean to cause hurt or disrespect, and I deeply regret my thoughtless words.

“Faith is something precious to everyone, and I respect the beautiful teachings and values of Islam. I ask for your forgiveness and promise to be more careful, respectful, and mindful in how I speak about all religions from now on. May we live in peace and understanding together.”