Eighth newsletter - your newspaper (4/9/2020) monitored the interaction with the hashtags "Except the Messenger of God" and "France offends the Prophet of the Ummah" after the French President commented that the magazine's move falls under the umbrella of freedom of expression.
In this regard, Al-Azhar Sheikh Ahmed al-Tayyib said, “Our Prophet, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, is more precious to us than ourselves, and insulting his greatest virtue is not freedom of opinion, but an explicit call to hatred, violence and the break with all human and civilized values, and the justification for this under the pretext of protecting freedom of expression is a short understanding of the difference between The human right to freedom and crime against the right of humanity in the name of protecting freedoms.
Mahmoud Abu Zahra tweeted, "Freedom is to say your opinion on any topic without offense or offense. As for offending an imam and the symbol of two billion Muslims, I think that this is not freedom, but the bankruptcy of civilization and moral decline, defend the Messenger of God."
The singer Thamer Al-Kifif said, "When you see any terrorist act in the world, you find the Arab leaders and the Islamic nation the first to denounce, denounce and denounce! On the other hand, when our Prophet, our beloved and our imam are insulted, they are silent !!! My nation has reached a level of humiliation that exceeded all limits in its misfortune."
As for the writer Ibrahim Al-Malik, he had another point of view: “France (the state) has nothing to do with the behavior of the idiot newspaper, according to the French constitution. Neither the state nor its president has the right to interfere in the media, this is the system and method of their country, and we have nothing to do with it .. By the way, this backward newspaper All the prophets and messengers were insulted and slandered more with Jesus than our Prophet Muhammad. "
Al-Baraa Al-Waheeb wrote, "Everything that # Charlie-Hebdo newspaper in # France is about to go bankrupt, it has published insulting cartoons of the Prophet and # Islam, any effort to support the Messenger of God should not help them achieve sales, for this is the strongest possible blow to them."