The father of Batley Grammar School RE teacher said that his son is in fear of his life and remains concerned for the safety of his family. The school teacher was suspended on Friday after reportedly showing an "inappropriate" cartoon of the Prophet Mohammed at a school in the Midlands region of England.

'My son thinks he will be killed like Samuel Paty’: Father of UK school teacher fears amid continuing cartoon anger

More than a month back France was rocked by two terror attacks as the government began a wide-ranging crackdown on radicals. An imam was punished for propagating terror through TikTok.

Macron targets radical Islam in France with 'massive and unprecedented' measures

Pakistan PM Imran Khan and President Recep Tayyip Erdogan started a fight with French President Emmanuel Macron. The duo accused Macron of Islamaphobia and supported the boycott of French goods.

Imran, Erdogan take on Macron as Turkey, Pak economies sink

For the past two days, extremists have been camping outside Pakistan's capital Islamabad holding the entire country hostage. They are members of the Tehreek-e-Labbaik which is a Far-Right Islamic political party.

After Islamists protest, Pak government set to expel French ambassador

Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Wednesday called the French president's defence of cartoons depicting the Prophet Mohammed a "stupid act" and an "insult" to those who voted for him.

French president's support for Prophet cartoons 'stupid act': Iran's supreme leader

French satirical magazine Charle Hebdo has caricatured Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan over a front-page cartoon for its latest edition that mocking him for his attacks on the country.

Charlie Hebdo caricatures Recep Erdogan; sparks Turkish fury

Saudi Arabia, the birthplace of Islam, on Tuesday condemned cartoons offending the Prophet Mohammad and any attempts to link Islam with terrorism. A foreign ministry official also said in a statement that the Gulf state condemns all acts of terrorism, in an apparent reference to the beheading of a teacher in Paris this month by an Islamist radical avenging the use of cartoons of the Prophet in a class on freedom of expression.

Saudi Arabia condemns cartoons offending Prophet Mohammad

In the latest trigger over cartoons of the Prophet Mohammad shown in a French class, retail co-ops in Kuwait have started boycotting French products. In Saudi Arabia, the largest economy in the Arab world, boycotting French supermarket retailer Carrefour was the second most trending hashtag on Sunday.

Kuwait's retail co-ops boycott French products over Prophet Mohammad's cartoons

Turkey has said that "offensive caricatures" of prophet Mohammed were being used to intimidate Muslims in Europe under the guise of freedom of expression. French President Emmanuel Macron's policies to defend his country against radical Islam have angered Turkey.

'Offensive' cartoons of prophet being used to intimidate Muslims, Turkey says

It is a paradox as to how a person can loathe and hate the same society which he or she desires to be part of. Europe is battling with this paradox where the first and second generation immigrants from Muslim countries have led to rise in Islamic terrorism.

Beheading in France and the rise of radical Islam in Europe

Around 200 people in Istanbul demonstrated on Sunday against a French magazine's decision to republish cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed. Satirical French weekly Charlie Hebdo -- the target of a massacre by Islamist gunmen in 2015 -- reprinted the controversial images to mark the start of the trial earlier this month of the alleged accomplices in the assault.

Protest in Istanbul against Charlie Hebdo cartoons

Five years ago, France witnessed the worst terror attack in at least two decades. The target was a magazine Charlie Hebdo. It published cartoons of the prophet Mohammed.

France on alert as Charlie Hebdo reprints prophet Mohammad's caricature

A cartoon of the prophet was created and published by the controversial Charlie Hebdo magazine. The religion of Islam prohibits images of Allah, Mohammad and all major prophets.

European publications that have stirred controversy over the depiction of the prophet

French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo, the target of a massacre by Islamist gunmen in 2015, said Tuesday it was republishing hugely controversial cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed to mark the start of the trial this week of alleged accomplices in the attack.

‘We will never give up’: Charlie Hebdo says republishing Prophet Mohammad's cartoon