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'Hang the cartoonists!' Pakistani Muslims demand death sentence for Charlie Hebdo staff for committing 'worst act of terrorism' by drawing the Prophet Mohammed
  • Religious group rallies in Lahore with banners: 'Down with Charlie Hebdo'
  • Pakistani lawmakers pass resolution condemning image of the prophet
  • Turkish PM denounces the cartoon as an 'open provocation' to Muslims
  • Prosecutors probe Turkish paper that published extracts of Charlie Hebdo
  • Muslims call front cover image of Prophet renewed insult to their religion
Pakistani Muslims today called for the Charlie Hebdo cartoonists to be hanged for drawing the Prophet Mohammed on its latest front cover.

As worldwide protests continued for a second day, nearly 300 people from a religious group rallied in the eastern city of Lahore, carrying placards saying 'Down with Charlie Hebdo'.

One banner read: 'Making blasphemy cartoon of the Prophet is the worst act of terrorism. The sketch-makers must be hanged immediately.'

Cartoonist Renald Luzier, who drew the image, had argued earlier this week that there should be no exceptions to freedom of expression.

Meanwhile funerals for four of his colleagues - the victims of the Charlie Hebdo attack in Paris last week - were held in France today.

The Lahore rally came as Pakistani lawmakers staged their own demonstrations outside parliament after passing a resolution condemning the image of Islam's prophet in the French satirical newspaper.

The front cover shows a weeping Mohammed, holding a sign reading 'I am Charlie' with the words 'All is forgiven' above him.

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Demanding death sentence: Pakistani Muslims chant slogans against the publication of an image of the Prophet Mohammed in Charlie Hebdo, calling for those behind the cartoons to be hanged

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Outrage: The 300-strong group carried placards saying 'Down with Charlie Hebdo' during the rally in Lahore

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Burning issue: Pakistani protesters burn a French flag during a protest against the printing of satirical Charlie Hebdo sketches of the Prophet Mohammed in Multan

Like many other Muslim nations, Pakistan has condemned last week's deadly rampage at the office of Charlie Hebdo which killed 12 people, including editors, cartoonists and two policemen.

But the authorities have also condemned the publication of cartoons depicting the Prophet Mohammed, which many Muslims consider sacrilege.

Religious Affairs Minister Sardar Mohammad Yousuf said the lawmakers unanimously adopted the resolution condemning the publication of the images.


Pakistani Muslims demand death sentence for Charlie Hebdo staff | Daily Mail Online
 
yep thats what we all want .....hang them all
 
playing right into their hands.
just what they wanted.

:rofl::rofl:

why do Muslims get offended so easily??
turn the other cheek.

These few Nut Jobs are giving the rest of the Muslims a bad name
 
Should be "blasphemous Cartoons", but they got it wrong in Urdu as well (they have incorporated tons of Persian/Arabic words in Urdu but don't know how to use them). Gustakhaneh is probably an adverb, therefore gustakhaneh khakey doesn't make any sense - toheenamez khakey is more appropriate, IMHO. Ok, I am also not an expert of these languages but just wanted to say something.
 
'Hang the cartoonists!' Pakistani Muslims demand death sentence for Charlie Hebdo staff for committing 'worst act of terrorism' by drawing the Prophet Mohammed
  • Religious group rallies in Lahore with banners: 'Down with Charlie Hebdo'
  • Pakistani lawmakers pass resolution condemning image of the prophet
  • Turkish PM denounces the cartoon as an 'open provocation' to Muslims
  • Prosecutors probe Turkish paper that published extracts of Charlie Hebdo
  • Muslims call front cover image of Prophet renewed insult to their religion
Pakistani Muslims today called for the Charlie Hebdo cartoonists to be hanged for drawing the Prophet Mohammed on its latest front cover.

As worldwide protests continued for a second day, nearly 300 people from a religious group rallied in the eastern city of Lahore, carrying placards saying 'Down with Charlie Hebdo'.

One banner read: 'Making blasphemy cartoon of the Prophet is the worst act of terrorism. The sketch-makers must be hanged immediately.'

Cartoonist Renald Luzier, who drew the image, had argued earlier this week that there should be no exceptions to freedom of expression.

Meanwhile funerals for four of his colleagues - the victims of the Charlie Hebdo attack in Paris last week - were held in France today.

The Lahore rally came as Pakistani lawmakers staged their own demonstrations outside parliament after passing a resolution condemning the image of Islam's prophet in the French satirical newspaper.

The front cover shows a weeping Mohammed, holding a sign reading 'I am Charlie' with the words 'All is forgiven' above him.

24B8C58000000578-2911717-image-m-12_1421335429374.jpg


Demanding death sentence: Pakistani Muslims chant slogans against the publication of an image of the Prophet Mohammed in Charlie Hebdo, calling for those behind the cartoons to be hanged

24B9228E00000578-2911717-image-a-2_1421333372522.jpg


Outrage: The 300-strong group carried placards saying 'Down with Charlie Hebdo' during the rally in Lahore

24B907CB00000578-2911717-image-a-42_1421341749257.jpg


Burning issue: Pakistani protesters burn a French flag during a protest against the printing of satirical Charlie Hebdo sketches of the Prophet Mohammed in Multan

Like many other Muslim nations, Pakistan has condemned last week's deadly rampage at the office of Charlie Hebdo which killed 12 people, including editors, cartoonists and two policemen.

But the authorities have also condemned the publication of cartoons depicting the Prophet Mohammed, which many Muslims consider sacrilege.

Religious Affairs Minister Sardar Mohammad Yousuf said the lawmakers unanimously adopted the resolution condemning the publication of the images.


Pakistani Muslims demand death sentence for Charlie Hebdo staff | Daily Mail Online
Where are the women? :( Why you no protest?
They are too late. The Cartoonists are dead....

Oh wait, I think they want the rest.
 

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