The Superbowl protester, Zül-Qarnaįn Nantambu, who waved the Sudan and Palestine flag during the halftime show spoke about how he felt he had to act. “If you see a wrongdoing, you must stop it with your hands, if you can't stop it with your hands, stop it with your tongue, if you can't stop it with your tongue, stop it with your heart, and we know that’s the weakest of faith. I had an opportunity on a grand scale to bring awareness and speak out against a wrong of my Muslim brothers and sisters because we know, if one part of the body is hurting, all of the body is hurting. This Ummah is one body. So I didn't want to face my creator with a sign of weak faith. When I knew I had an opportunity to show I didn't have weak faith.... A lot of people didn't know what's going on in Gaza, a lot of people didn't know what's going on in Sudan and they feel like they're not being represented properly so I had the opportunity to represent them on a global scale and I had to take that opportunity just even to get the prayers of the people, it was worth it, just even to get the prayers of the Palestinians and the Sudanese.”