The Dhaka Times Desk Last Wednesday, French President Macron said in a speech, "France will never refrain from publishing cartoons" of Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH). After his statement was published, Muslims around the world started protesting.
Local markets in many Muslim countries around the world have begun boycotting French products. Caricatures of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) have been seen displayed on some high-rise buildings in Paris, the capital of France.
This time, Arab Christians also joined in protesting the French President Macron's statement of not refraining from the publication of caricatures of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him).
Jalal Shahda, the Lebanese representative of Qatar-based news media Al Jazeera, said in a tweet, 'I am Jalal Shahda. I am an Arab Christian. I strongly condemn the insult of Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH).'
Gadah Wais, another Lebanese Christian journalist, said in a tweet that, 'I strongly protest the hurt to the feelings of Muslims. I also condemn the slander of Islam and Muslims.
Jordanian Ayman Dababneh said on Twitter, "Whoever insults my Muslim brothers without respecting them, will not respect me as a Jordanian Christian."
In protest of the insulting of the Holy Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH), the protest of the insulting of the Prophet has started with hashtags on social media Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.
Michael Ayoub, a Christian, wrote on Twitter, "I hate those who mock and disrespect other people's religion or Prophet."
Moreover, many Christians took to Twitter to say, 'I am a Christian, protesting against the insulting of the Prophet of Islam.' They have also been seen posting pictures with Rasulullah Sallallahu Alaihi Wa Sallam written on them.
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