I am one of those Muslims who unequivocally protest against these cartoons and Macron for propagating such Islamophobic content.Īlso read: Not just Macron’s politics, it’s France’s brand of secularism that always clashed with Islam Then why insult the Prophet? It is completely unnecessary and unprovoked. While the rest of the world says ‘the cartoons espouse freedom of expression’, Muslims are unequivocally denouncing this twisted version of freedom of expression where a deliberate attempt is being made to insult the Prophet for no reason whatsoever.ĭid Prophet Muhammad ask the 18-year-old Chechen-origin Abdoullakh Anzorov to behead 47-year-old Samuel Paty, a teacher? No. Is bullying freedom of expression too? Is pornographic content freedom of expression too? Is substance abuse freedom of expression too?Ĭharlie Hebdo-published caricatures of Prophet Muhammad and French President Emmanuel Macron’s endorsement of them have sparked protests all over the Muslim world. And those 1.8 billion people are expected to not get offended by vulgar depictions of the prophet because it apparently is ‘freedom of expression’. Prophet Muhammad captures the imagination, belief system and rapturous devotion of about 1.8 billion people in the world, even after 1,400 years of his existence. Offensive cartoons of Prophet Muhammad have been published, republished and projected on government buildings in France.
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