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Newsroom published Updated 6 years ago 1-minute read
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MOGADISHU, Somalia – The Federal Authorities of Somalia deeply regrets any violation of the religion and holiness of the Muslim individuals, together with insults to the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) below the pretext of freedom of speech.

In keeping with worldwide requirements, all non secular shrines should be revered and guarded in the identical manner, particularly those that are notably delicate to Islam.

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Any motion that harms the emotions of Muslims will serve the pursuits of extremist teams. Due to this fact, such actions must be prevented in any respect prices as they set off anger and encourage hostility amongst world societies that adhere to completely different ideologies and religions.

The Federal Authorities of Somalia urges world leaders to rigorously and totally take into account statements that violate the rights and emotions of Muslims by clearly distinguishing between freedom of speech and violation of spiritual sanctity and perception.

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