Global Outrage and Diplomatic Tensions Rise as Quran Burning Sparks International Protests

Pope Francis has condemned the burning of the Quran in Sweden, stating that any book considered sacred by its people must be respected. He emphasized that freedom of expression should not be used as an excuse to offend others and called for the rejection and condemnation of such acts. In an interview with an Arabic news outlet, the pope praised interfaith cooperation and highlighted the importance of promoting peace and fraternity among all human beings. He also discussed the significance of his Document on Human Fraternity and addressed the challenges faced by young people in the digital age. Pope Francis praised the Abrahamic Family House in Abu Dhabi as a place of coexistence, tolerance, and faith.
- Pope Francis condemns Quran burning in interview with UAE newspaper Catholic News Agency
- Iraqi Muslims set fire to flag to protest Quran burning in Sweden The Independent
- Burning of Quran disgusts Pope Francis Salt Lake Tribune
- Quran burning: Countries summon Swedish ambassadors | Turkey yet to ratify NATO membership bid WION
- Saudi Arabia summons Swedish ambassador over Quran burning at Stockholm mosque The Times of Israel
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