Arab countries’ reaction to the desecration of the Quran in the Netherlands

According to the report of Fars News Agency, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Jordan and the Persian Gulf Cooperation Council in a statement condemned the act of the leader of an extremist group in the Netherlands to tear up the Holy Quran and burn it.

In a statement, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Saudi Arabia, while condemning this insulting act, emphasized that the tearing of the Holy Quran in the Netherlands hurts the feelings of millions of Muslims around the world.

In this statement, Saudi Arabia’s position on promoting the values ​​of dialogue, tolerance, coexistence and avoiding hatred and extremism is emphasized.

The UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs also emphasized the country’s opposition to any measures to disrupt security and stability, which are against human and moral values ​​and principles.

The UAE also called for respect for religious symbols and sanctuaries and to avoid any provocative and polarizing actions.

According to the website “Al-Khalij onlineNaif al-Hajraf, Secretary General of the Persian Gulf Cooperation Council, also condemned the insult to the Holy Quran and emphasized that this action hurts the feelings of Muslims around the world.

Also, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Jordan, in a statement condemning the insult to the Holy Quran, emphasized that burning the Holy Quran is a dangerous act and a symbol of Islamophobia and incitement to violence and insulting religions, and it cannot be considered a form of freedom in any way.

Edwin Wagensfeld, the leader of the extremist anti-Islamic group “Pegida” in the Netherlands, burned a copy of the Holy Quran on Monday after tearing it and desecrating it.

This insulting act took place while a few days ago Rasmus Paludan, the leader of the Danish anti-Islamist and extremist party “Stram Kors”, in an insulting act, tried to burn the Holy Quran in front of the Turkish embassy in Stockholm, the capital of Sweden, and the police forces of this country also supported

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