Congress leader Shama Mohamed came in support of cricketer Mohammed Shami after the latter faced criticism by All India Muslim Jamaat national president Maulana Shahabuddin Razvi Barelvi for not fasting during the Islamic holy month of Ramzan. Congress leader Shama Mohamed, who recently faced backlash for calling Indian cricket captain Rohit Sharma “fat” in a social media post, has now spoken out in support of cricketer Mohammed Shami after he faced criticism for not observing roza during India’s Champions Trophy semi-final clash against Australia. The controversy erupted after Maulana Shahabuddin Razvi Bareilvi, president of All India Muslim Jamaat, criticised Shami for not observing Roza (fasting) during Ramzan. The cleric’s remarks seemingly stemmed from visuals of Shami sipping an energy drink during India’s match against Australia, which led him to brand the bowler “a criminal” for not fasting. Coming to Mohammed Shami’s defense, Mohamed asserted that Islam does not impose fasting on individuals engaged in physically demanding activities like sports. “In Islam, there is a very important thing during Ramzan. When we are travelling, we don’t …