the Muslim holy day. The reason: security. A French satirical newspaper today published cartoons mocking the Prophet Muhammad, this after a massive protest over a derogatory video about Muhammad ...

When a Danish newspaper published cartoons lampooning the prophet Muhammad in September, few people outside the Scandinavian nation took notice -- until a group of Danish Muslim organizations ...

When anti-Muslim stances are made or published this ... Any attempt to understand the cartoon's issue out of the current international context is completely missing the point.

Religious scholar Reza Aslan explains to Robert Siegel why the Muhammad cartoons recently published ... is considered blasphemous by many in the Muslim world and has prompted vigorous protest.

Muslims have staged fresh protests in the row over cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad, as Denmark - where the row started - made a new bid to calm anger. Danish PM Anders Fogh Rasmussen called in Muslim ...

The cartoons, which originally appeared in a Danish newspaper, have been reprinted in other European publication -- a development that has generated a clash between Western and Muslim values.

A Muslim father in Melbourne, Australia says his daughter was left with “psychological trauma” after being shown a “blasphemous” cartoon of Muhammad during a high school class. Posting on ...