Growing anger across Muslim world over Charlie Hebdo

Protesters in Chechnya took to streets against Charlie Hebdo - Photo: Reuters / Daily Mail

In the wake of derogatory caricatures about the Prophet Muhammad, there have been widespread demonstrations in the Muslim world against the so called freedom of speech and against Charlie Hebdo.

More than 2,000 Iranians also protested outside French embassy in Tehran urging the ambassador to be expelled, while protesters marched through Grozny in Chechnya carrying posters that read 'Hands off our beloved prophet.'

Protesters gathered in the main market square in Bannu, Pakistan, chanting 'Death to the government of France', before setting fire to dozens of French flags and an effigy of the former French President Nicolas Sarkozy.

It may be added that Russia, which has a large and restive Muslim population and waged two devastating wars against Chechnya in the 1990s, offered its condolences to France after the attack but has warned local publications against reprinting Charlie Hebdo cartoons that featured the Prophet Mohammed.

Read more about it at: Daily Mail
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