Danes face growing Muslim storm

31 Jan 2006

Denmark has advised citizens against travel to Saudi Arabia, amid growing anger across the Muslim world at Danish depictions of the Prophet Muhammad. A newspaper that published cartoons of the Prophet, one of which pictured a bomb hidden in his turban, apologised on Monday for offending Muslims. Islam bans any depiction of the Prophet Muhammad or Allah. Full Story

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Danes face growing Muslim storm

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Danes face growing Muslim storm

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