Yes, what has happened in France (and let’s spare a second for Nigeria too, please) is horrific, but is it not a bit too soon to be putting the Prophet Mohammed on your front cover in what can be seen as a form of retaliation?
Obviously you’re somewhat angered and upset over what happened (who wouldn’t be?) but is this the right move?
Many Muslims believe that depicting the Prophet in any way is a defamation, and they have reacted with anger and dismay.
Some felt their expressions of solidarity with Charlie Hebdo after last week’s attack had been rebuffed, while others feared the cartoon would trigger yet more violence.
Around the globe, Muslims protested:
Well, I think we can safely say that if we continue this less-than-wonderful game of tennis, we’ll all be hating on each other by Easter weekend.
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