Muslim World League Condemns Crimes of Tearing Up Copies of Holy Quran in The Hague

Makkah Al Mukarramah, September 24 (QNA) - The Muslim World League condemned in the strongest terms the crimes of tearing up copies of the Holy Quran by extremists in front of several embassies in the Dutch city of The Hague in a shameful and provocative act against the feelings of Muslims.
In a statement today, the league denounced these heinous barbaric practices, which violate all religious and humanitarian norms and principles, and violate the values of the international community, which warned of the dangers of these practices and clearly declared its rejection of all manifestations of "Islamophobia." The statement renewed the warning against the dangers of practices that incite hatred and religious feelings, stressing that it is time to take effective measures to prevent these heinous crimes that only serve extremist agendas. (QNA)