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Christian Marcussen wrote that Afrah Al-Jabouri had posted a video on social media where she pulled Ali's double-edged sword out of a gold-plated sheath. According to him, the video had received 27,484 likes, and Al-Jabouri described herself in it as 313 percent Shia. Marcussen wrote that the number 313 referred both to the number of warriors in the Battle of Badr, which he described as the Muslims' first military victory after a planned caravan attack from Muhammad, and to the 313 individuals who, according to an Islamic belief, were to make up the core of an army when the twelfth imam returned before the Day of Judgment. He wrote that the army was to bring the whole world under Islam. He concluded by saying that Airport Security must regret having fired such a skilled creator of content for social media. #Islam #AfrahAlJabouri #SocialeMedier (translated)

Cyrus Razavi wrote that Afrah Al Jabouri was born and raised in Denmark, spokesperson for the Ashura procession and had connections to the Imam Ali Mosque, which he described as having documented ties to the Islamic Republic. He referred to her public sympathy for Ali Khamenei and content on TikTok and wrote that it raised questions about her national affiliation. Razavi wrote that Al Jabouri had shared a quote about her soul belonging in Karbala, even though she was born in a country with cold winters and cold hearts. He also mentioned a quote that she, according to him, attributed to Khamenei, stating that Iran was less important than Islam. Razavi asked whether Denmark was therefore not important to her either, and where her loyalty lay. #dkpol #dkmedier #dkpol #islam #AfrahAlJabouri (translated)

Claes Theilgaard wrote that he had investigated the influencer Afrah al-Jabouri, who according to him had been mentioned after her participation in the TV 2 program "Højskolen". He claimed that in a series of videos on TikTok, where she had close to 70,000 followers, she had praised the Iranian regime and the late Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Theilgaard wrote that al-Jabouri had said that Iran deserved respect and had praised the country’s military and attacks against Israel. He also stated that she had mourned Khamenei’s death earlier in the year and wrote: “Can’t stop crying.” In a video she had shared, Khamenei was allegedly praised for promoting Sharia law, according to Theilgaard. According to Theilgaard, al-Jabouri had also shared videos from the Imam Ali mosque in Copenhagen. He wrote that Berlingske had several times uncovered connections between the mosque and the Iranian regime. Theilgaard also stated that al-Jabouri had declined to be interviewed because she did not want to speak with individuals she considered to be Zionists. #dkpol #dkmedier #AfrahAlJabouri #Iran #TikTok (translated)