The store of this Muslim country was selling socks with Allah written on it, the king got angry when the China connection came to light

Socks with the word Allah were being sold in an outlet of Malaysian store KK Super Mart, whose pictures were shared on social media, causing outrage among the people. The King of Malaysia objected to this. He demanded action. China's connection also came to light in the case

Malaysia's King Sultan Ibrahim Sultan Iskandar got angry over a store selling socks with Allah written on them. He demanded strict action against the culprits. However, the store has apologized. Its supplier Xin Jian Chang also issued an apology. The socks were part of a larger shipment of 18,800 pairs ordered from a China-based company, he said.

Talking about Malaysia, here the king acts as the official head of Islam. Sultan Ibrahim Sultan Iskandar said in a Facebook post that strict action should be taken against those found guilty based on the investigation by the authorities.

Sultan Ibrahim said that errors cannot be allowed in relation to religious and race related issues. Whether this was done intentionally or not, I want the authorities to investigate and take strict action.

What is the whole matter?

Socks with the word Allah were being sold in an outlet of Malaysian store KK Super Mart, whose pictures were shared on social media, causing outrage among the people. Some Muslims considered the controversial clothing offensive, especially because the socks were being sold during Ramadan.

Islam is the official religion in Malaysia. Two-thirds of the country's 34 million people are Malay-Muslims. KK Super Mart has apologized for Mojo. The company said, we look at the matter seriously. The statement said, immediate action has been taken to stop the sale of the said stockings. It has been confirmed that there were only five pairs of socks with the word sensitive on them.