Distribution of French magazine issue containing cartoons insulting Prophet Muhammad banned in Morocco
It has been reported that the distribution of the latest issue of the French weekly magazine Marianne, which contains cartoons insulting the Islamic Prophet Muhammad, has been blocked in Morocco.
An official from the Moroccan government, who requested anonymity, noted that 'the ban was imposed on the latest issue of Marianne magazine dated February 29'.
The Moroccan official stated, "The distribution of the issue in question will not be permitted in any region of Morocco due to its inclusion of cartoons insulting Prophet Muhammad."
The publication of cartoons insulting Prophet Muhammad by magazines and newspapers in France and other Western countries, often under the guise of freedom of expression, frequently leads to bans and protests across the Islamic world.
News Source: 12punto
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