Thursday, February 2, 2006

Tension Rises Over Cartoons Of Prophet

TENSION IN THE NEWS

A journalist works in the newsroom at French newspaper France Soir at Aubervilliers near Paris, February 2, 2006. The paper has sacked its managing editor after over daily printed cartoons in its February 1, 2006 edition. (Franck Prevel/Reuters) COMMENTLINE
This story is like a pot about to boil over. See my previous posts for full coverage.

NEWSLINE
Political analysts from both sides described the newspapers' printing of the cartoons as a dangerous incitement in a conflict that has already alienated the growing Muslim populations of West European nations and hardened extremists in both camps.

NEWSBYTES
Tension Rises Over Cartoons Of Prophet
Publication Widens As Protests Spread
PARIS, Feb. 2 (washingtonpost.com) -- Protests against European newspapers' publication of cartoons lampooning the prophet Muhammad gained momentum across the Islamic world Thursday as Pakistani schoolchildren burned French and Danish flags and Muslim presidents denounced the drawings. At the same time, more European news organizations printed or broadcast the caricatures, citing a need to defend freedom of expression.

Jyllands Posten Cartoons
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Muhammad Cartoon Gallery
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1 Comments:

Blogger person said...

They shouldn't have published pictures like that.

In Islam we're not even allowed to draw pictures of the Prophet peace be upon him.

We dont draw pictures of Jesus or Moses, we respect all the prophets.

We love our prophet peace be upon him.

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