Denmark's Muslims continue to protest the desecration of the Quran, while community leaders ask people to respond to hate with love. Yet questions are being raised over police protection and permissions given by Danish authorities for the anti-Islam act
The Muslim world protested and condemned, asking pointedly why the"Islam-hating charlatan" was permitted to burn copies of the Quran.
"This mosque has no place in Denmark," said Paludan in a live stream on his Facebook page, while being protected by riot police personnel. This entire situation prompts questions over a country where Muslim immigration remains a contentious political issue, where mainstream political parties entertain the idea of shifting asylum facility to Rwanda in order to stop accommodating refugees in Denmark, and where no law enforcement action is taken on a far-right politician who continues to wound the sentiments of millions of people: does Denmark present the case of anti-Islam hate in action?'Our society should decide on limits of...
The Muslim activist, who is also a physician and teaches at Copenhagen University, added: "If we as a society declare that Holocaust denial, child pornography, blasphemy laws, and opposition to the queen is not accepted, so then that is the choice of the society. politicians have chosen that Paludan has the right to burn the Quran. We, as a society, should decide where the limit is to this freedom of speech. Because it is not limitless.
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