Rihanna shared a message to her Instagram account on Tuesday in which she thanked the Muslim neighborhood for noting “a enormous oversight” in the most current Savage X Fenty display.

“I would like to thank the Muslim group for pointing out a massive oversight that was unintentionally offensive in our Savage X Fenty exhibit,” Rihanna explained via a Tale update. “I would additional importantly like to apologize to you for this trustworthy nevertheless careless blunder. We realize that we have hurt lots of of our Muslim brothers and sisters, and I’m extremely disheartened by this!”

Rihanna extra that she “[does] not participate in” with any form of “disrespect toward God or any religion” and said that the really criticized track preference was “fully irresponsible.”

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The message comes soon after some admirers experienced expressed criticism around the use of a song—Coucou Chloe’s “Doom”—that highlighted sacred Islamic verses.

In a independent assertion, a rep for Savage X Fenty additional:

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We really apologize for the track that appeared in the Savage x Fenty clearly show. We should not have used it. The song’s vocal tracks are becoming changed and the display is getting edited.We have nothing at all but the utmost respect and adore for the Muslim neighborhood. All Fenty brand names have been launched on the notion of inclusivity and regard to all, and this was an unlucky slip-up on our element. We will be vigilant likely ahead to make certain this is in no way recurring

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