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Prime Minister of Pakistan: 'The Day Will Come when Westerners Think Twice before Disrespecting the Prophet'
Pakistan’s Prime Minister is working with Muslim nations and Western left-wing leaders to silence speech in the form of “blasphemy” and “hate speech” laws.
On Monday, Pakistan’s Prime Minister Imran Khan said he would launch an international campaign to outlaw criticism of Islam and usher in Sharia blasphemy laws. The Islamic leader appealed to Muslim countries and left-wing governing bodies, the United Nations and the European Union, for their continued help in outlawing speech.
“When we begin a campaign by bringing together all Muslim countries [against Islamophobia and blasphemy], it will make a difference, and change will come in the West,” Khan said at a televised ceremony in the capital Islamabad.
The campaign, he said, will help find a “permanent” solution to these issues. Under Sharia, those who insult Muhammad or Allah are to be executed, as are those who desecrate the Quran or commit other acts of blasphemy.
Otherwise, he added, protests and violence will make no difference to the Western world.
Khan referred to the ongoing protests across the country by the Islamic terrorist group, Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP). The Muslim organization has been demanding the expulsion of the French ambassador over Charlie Hebdo magazine’s republication of Muhammad cartoons in France last year.
The French government even advised its citizens to leave Pakistan due to the violent Islamic anti-French protests.
“There will come a time when people in the Western countries will think twice before disrespecting the Holy Prophet (PBUH),” threatened Khan. The Prime Minister assured TLP that his interests are aligned with theirs.
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Prime Minister of Pakistan: 'The Day Will Come when Westerners Think Twice before Disrespecting the Prophet'
Amy MekApril 26, 20217 comments6 min read
Pakistan’s Prime Minister is working with Muslim nations and Western left-wing leaders to silence speech in the form of “blasphemy” and “hate speech” laws.
On Monday, Pakistan’s Prime Minister Imran Khan said he would launch an international campaign to outlaw criticism of Islam and usher in Sharia blasphemy laws. The Islamic leader appealed to Muslim countries and left-wing governing bodies, the United Nations and the European Union, for their continued help in outlawing speech.
“When we begin a campaign by bringing together all Muslim countries [against Islamophobia and blasphemy], it will make a difference, and change will come in the West,” Khan said at a televised ceremony in the capital Islamabad.
The campaign, he said, will help find a “permanent” solution to these issues. Under Sharia, those who insult Muhammad or Allah are to be executed, as are those who desecrate the Quran or commit other acts of blasphemy.
Otherwise, he added, protests and violence will make no difference to the Western world.
Khan referred to the ongoing protests across the country by the Islamic terrorist group, Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP). The Muslim organization has been demanding the expulsion of the French ambassador over Charlie Hebdo magazine’s republication of Muhammad cartoons in France last year.
The French government even advised its citizens to leave Pakistan due to the violent Islamic anti-French protests.
“There will come a time when people in the Western countries will think twice before disrespecting the Holy Prophet (PBUH),” threatened Khan. The Prime Minister assured TLP that his interests are aligned with theirs.
Muslims have already put the French and the rest of the free world on notice: if you insult Muhammad, Islam, their holy books, or even fail to consider Islamic law (Sharia) in all things, we will harm you.
Last week, Khan demanded that Western countries outlaw blasphemy of the Islamic Prophet Muhammad and “penalize those deliberately spreading their message of hate against Muslims”.
Expressing concern over a rising wave of Islamophobia, particularly in the West, Khan stated in a series of tweets, “I call on Western governments who have outlawed any negative comment on the holocaust to use the same standards to penalize those deliberately spreading their message of hate against Muslims by abusing our Prophet (PBUH).”.