A weathered billboard, its surface cracked and faded, bears the charred remains of the words "Sunan an-Nasa'i 2919" in bold, golden Arabic script. Nearby, Arab officials clad in traditional gingham-patterned kufi hats, their faces hidden in shame, bow their heads in contrition. In stark contrast, a group of demonstrators, dressed in modern.
The protesters triumphed, openly mocking the billboard, their faces twisted in mocking laughter. One held a handmade sign that read “Don’t lead us astray, you black rock lickers” while others chanted “Janah muta boy” in a mocking tone.