As the outrage carries on against Macron’s anti-Islam remarks, Iran’s President Hassan Rouhani has condemned his French counterparts’ remarks during a cabinet meeting on October 28.

The French president has faced a huge backlash in his views against Islam.

Protests continue across the Muslim world over offensive cartoons of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and French President Emmanuel Macron’s support for such caricatures.

Leaders and groups across the world have joined protests against France’s president, for his anti-Islam remarks.  Protests held in several Muslim countries while others boycott French goods. Macron has vowed to crack down on radical Islam in France after the country was shaken by the beheading of a French teacher outside his school in a Paris suburb.

Iran summons the French chargé d’affaires to protest the anti-Muslim comments of the European country’s officials in support of the offensive cartoons of Islam’s Prophet Muhammad (Peace be upon Him).

Anger is boiling across the Muslim world after French President Emmanuel Macron publicly defended the publication of derogatory cartoons of Islam’s Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).

Libya's GNA denounces Macron’s recent remarks in denunciation of Islam.

‘As it has been said in France, 'don’t buy Turkish-labeled goods,' I call on my people here.’

‘What was published in France hurt the feelings of more than two billion Muslims.’

The Pakistani premier slams French President Emmanuel Macron for "attacking Islam" after France teacher attack.