PARIS
– On Monday, the French magazine
Charlie Hebdo published an article, discussing
the "persecution of women in Islam and Muslim women leaving Islam,"
accompanied by an offensive image of prophets, sparking widespread anger,
Al-Ghad reported.
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The
article angered many users on social media, expressing their rejection of
disrespect towards Islamic religious symbols. Some called for ignoring the
newspaper, asserting that it seeks only to
provoke Muslims to increase its
profits.
Algerian
journalist khadija Benganna tweeted, "Charlie Hebdo returns to its old
habits. The controversial magazine publishes an article provoking Muslims about
the persecution of women in Islam and the exit of Muslim women from Islam. The
article is accompanied by a provocative image with the title 'Prophets,'
depicting two 'prophets' harassing a woman walking in front of them. Whenever
the newspaper's sales plummet, it returns to publishing topics about Islam as
usual."
Hebdo
shared another controversial cartoon. This time, the cartoon depicts the Syrian
child Alan alongside a figure symbolizing Jesus Christ, with the caption:
"Europe is the guide of Christianity; Christians can walk on water, while
Muslims children drown."
The
provocative cartoon has reignited outrage on social media, with users
condemning the magazine for crossing ethical boundaries and disrespecting
religious symbols.
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