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Hariri: Moderation and restraint remain the basis of Islam for coexistence (Hussein Baydoun)
Lebanese Prime Minister-designate Saad Hariri said Thursday that “insulting the Prophet of Mercy, Muhammad, may God bless him and grant him peace, is like acts of murder and terrorism, and a reason for condemnation and condemnation in the world “, and this coincided with the intensification of protests against the offensive French cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad, and the adoption of the French President, peace be upon Emmanuel Macron.
Al-Hariri explained, in a tweet on Twitter, that “if acts of murder and terrorism are grounds for denunciation, rejection and condemnation, then insulting the Prophet of Mercy is also an attack on the feelings of Muslims in the East and west of the earth. “
On this fragrant occasion, it should be noted that if acts of murder and terror are grounds for denunciation, rejection and condemnation, then insulting the Prophet of mercy is also an attack on the feelings of Muslims in the east and west of the earth. ..
Moderation and moderation continue to be the basis of Islam for coexistence, encounter and dialogue between peoples. 2/2– Saad Hariri (@saadhariri) October 29, 2020
He added that “moderation and moderation remain the basis of Islam for coexistence, meeting and dialogue between peoples.”
And he went on to say: “The anniversary of the birth of Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, returns loaded with the most beautiful meanings and the sweetest attributes, how not when his Lord praised him saying (And you have a great creation).
The anniversary of the birth of Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him, is loaded with the most beautiful meanings and the sweetest qualities, how not when his Lord praised him saying (And you have great character)
He said: (I was sent to complete the most honorable moral). 1/2– Saad Hariri (@saadhariri) October 29, 2020
In recent days, criticism has intensified against Macron in the context of a statement in which he supported the freedom to represent the Prophet Muhammad in satirical cartoons and gave him during a ceremony in honor of the teacher Samuel Patty, who was assassinated on 16 October by a Russian Chechen because he showed these pictures to his students at school during a class. Freedom of expression.
Macron’s defense of the right of the media to mock religions sparked angry protests in many countries of the Islamic world, as demonstrations condemned his statements and a campaign was launched to boycott French products in several countries.
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