Muhammad cartoons still resonate as Nordic risk
How did the Nordic region go from being a tranquil group of countries to a prime target for militant attacks? One word: cartoons.
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Twin blasts hit Sweden
In what Sweden's government is calling a terrorist attack, a man was killed in a blast with threats referencing controversial cartoons and Afghanistan.
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Picturing the prophet: your response
M&G readers have flooded us with letters about Zapiro's cartoon on the Prophet Muhammad. Read a selection here.
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May 28 to June 3 2010
Readers react to Zapiro's Prophet Muhammed cartoon and a spokesperson for Minister Sicelo Shiceka takes on the M&G after our expose.
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Muslims do have a sense of humour
Muhammad not only encouraged smiling,
he laughed easily and made jokes
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Why draw the Prophet?
From very early last Friday, the protests began rolling in. At the time of writing, my inbox alone has 79 complaints.
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A not so simple twist of faith
I have been asked repeatedly over the past week "Why did you do it? Why run a cartoon that you knew would cause such profound anger?
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Zapiro's response: A teaser
The M&G has released a teaser of Friday's Zapiro cartoon, in response to the uproar caused by his previous depiction of the Prophet Muhammad.
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Muslims are not humourless, they are in fact very funny
Muslims are upset with Zapiro for many reasons. So let's unpack what irks them, says Mahomed Faizal Dawjee.
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M&G meets with Muslim leaders
The M&G will refrain from publishing any images of the Prophet Muhammad while reviewing its editorial policy on religious matters.
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