The Islamic world has risen! Reactions to the burning of the Koran in Sweden are growing like an avalanche

In a written statement issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Jordan, it was stated that this action, which threatens peaceful coexistence and incites violence and hatred in Sweden, is unacceptable and condemned.

“It is everyone’s duty to spread and strengthen the culture of acceptance and peace, to educate on the values ​​of tolerance and mutual respect, not to encourage extremism, malice and hatred,” the statement said. expression was used.

Kuwait’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Salim Abdullah al-Jabir al-Sabah Kuwait’s KUNA news in his statement to his agency, he strongly condemned the burning of the Koran by a far-right politician in Sweden and said that he issued such a warning. his actions would provoke the Muslims.

Sabah asked the international community to fulfill its responsibility to stop such unacceptable acts, prevent all forms of hatred and extremism and hold the perpetrators accountable.

Sabah also called to “separate politics and religion, to spread the values ​​of dialogue, tolerance and peaceful coexistence among peoples and to prevent all kinds of insults against all divine religions.”

Saudi Arabia reacted to the burning of the Holy Quran in front of the Turkish embassy in Stockholm by Rasmus Paluda, the leader of the Danish far-right Hard Direction Party.

In a written statement issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Saudi Arabia, it was noted that the Swedish authorities strongly condemned the permission of an extreme right-wing person to burn the Koran.

The statement emphasized Saudi Arabia’s unshakable position on spreading the values ​​of dialogue, tolerance and coexistence, and preventing hatred and extremism.

In a statement issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Pakistan, it was said that this sensitive and provocative act offended the religious sensibilities of more than 1.5 billion Muslims in the world.

In the statement, the burning of the Koran in Sweden was condemned as a “disgusting act”.

Noting that such actions cannot be considered within the framework of legal freedom of expression, the statement reminded that freedom of expression carries obligations under international law, such as not to make expressions of hatred and not to incite people to violence.

In the statement, he called on the international community to show joint determination against Islamophobia, xenophobia, intolerance and incitement to violence based on religion and belief, emphasizing that the world should work together for interreligious harmony and peaceful coexistence.

In the statement, noting that Pakistan’s concerns about the issue have been conveyed to the Swedish authorities, Sweden has been asked to be sensitive to the sensitivities of the people of Pakistan and the Muslims of the world and to take steps to prevent Islamophobic actions.

Rasmus Paludan, the leader of Denmark’s extreme right-wing Hard Direction Party, burned a Koran in front of the Turkish embassy in Stockholm, and no one was allowed to approach Paludan during the demonstration, which was held under the protection of a crowd of police. (AA)

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