A spiraling wave of anger in the Muslim world over the desecration of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) could spread to Europe, with a French magazine planning to publish profane cartoons of the holy messenger of God.
The Charlie Hebdo satirical weekly announced on Tuesday that its latest edition, due to appear on Wednesday, would contain several cartoons lampooning Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). It is hitting the stands against a backdrop of Muslims’ protests against a US-made movie insulting the prophet.
Over the past days, anti-US demonstrations over the sacrilegious film have been held across the Muslim and non-Muslim countries, with protesters storming the US embassies and torching the US flags.
Political and religious leaders in France have called on the weekly to avoid fueling the flames of tension.
French Prime Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault said in a statement, "In the current climate, the prime minister wishes to stress his disapproval of all excess and calls on everyone to behave responsibly."
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