Liverpool footballer from Egypt, Mohamed Salah, inspired two British women to embrace Islam. Two sisters, Amy and Nikki, claimed to be inspired by the humility and behavior of the English Premier League club's attackers.

Both converted to Islam during a visit to Aswan in Egypt. "We are influenced by the hospitality of the Muslim community in Europe and the humility of Mohamed Salah," Amy and Nikki said in a statement.

Egyptian news website Al Youm Al Sabea reported the two's decision to convert to Islam without coercion from anyone and had previously sought out information about Islam.

Amy and Nikki are two sisters from England and live near the English city of Liverpool. They used to visit Egypt to travel.

In the UK, they have heard about the religion of Islam and are therefore affected by Muslims living in Europe and their hospitality to others. In addition, they revealed that Mohamed Salah's morals and humility had inspired them.

Both began to think about converting to Islam, especially when they saw firsthand the hospitality of Muslims and Islam in contrast to what was given to the Western media. Furthermore, they decided to be martyred in their country and declared their Islam when returning to visit Egypt.

Abdeluaziz Al Idrisi, Amy and Nikki's shah action guide, said the two had been martyred since last year in Liverpool, England. According to him, the two came to declare a change of faith to be Muslim in Egypt when they wanted to travel.