Salman Momika burning holy Quran on Sallah day at the front of mosquito in Stockholm Sweden claiming it was a dangerous book Religious chaos, International Blasphemy, world full of hate and riots are words filling up spaces on social media platforms, moment after a Swedish court gave a ruling where an Iraqi refugee, Salwan Momika, was given full pledge access to burn a holy book, Al-quran in the public.
The Swedish court had given a ruling, supporting a 30 year old Iraqi refugee, Salwan Momika, to burn Muslims' holy book, Al-quran, outside a mosque in Stockholm on Wednesday, June 28, 2023. The ruling was executed the same day, Muslim faithful across the globe were observing holiday for the bigger Islamic religious festival, Eid al-Adha.
According to the local report, the Iraqi man said he wanted the Quran to be banned in Sweden, the suit that many people regarded as an "international blasphemy."
Among the complaints by some Muslim faithful from Pakistan is that it was wrong for Sweden to open its border for Muslim refugees from Iraq and abuse their religious by allowing burning of the holy Qur'an at the front of a mosque. Many regarded the action as international blasphemy, mostly as religious riots loom in France.
Salwan Momika was an ex-Muslim, he burnt Qur'an claiming "the most dangerous book for humanity is the Quran and wants it be banned.
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To Burn A Quran Outside Mosque
Written by Omooba Alekuwodo (omoobaalekuwodo)
Published 7/1/2023 9:19:23 AM