Iran's Foreign Ministry has summoned the French envoy to protest insulting cartoons.

Iran's foreign minister has strongly condemned the “insulting” act by the controversial French magazine Charlie Hebdo, warning of a “decisive” response.

What is interesting is to compare the protests in Europe with the current protests against the laws on modesty in public dress in Iran.

France has ordered the suspension of a mosque for six months over what the government has called inciting “violence” and “hatred.”

Russian President Vladimir Putin says insulting Prophet Muhammad (Peace upon Him) is a “violation of religious freedom”.

Egypt’s al-Azhar strongly denounces the display of offensive cartoons against Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) in Britain

The EU top court angers Muslim and Jewish groups by upholding curbs on animals saughter in Belgium.

Three people have been murdered in a knife attack by a 21-year old Tunisian man in the French city of Nice over Charlie Hebdo’s caricaturing of the Prophet Muhammad yet again. .

Yemenis in several cities across the country mark the birth anniversary of the Prophet of Islam. They also denounced the French republication of offensive cartoons of the prophet, saying France government is misusing freedom of speech.

Lebanese youths have set fire to France’s national flag in a show of anger at the projection of offensive cartoons of Islam’s Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) onto government buildings in the European country.