Iranian Embassy in Pakistan: Western support for terrorism has increased the wave of Islamophobia

according to the foreign policy group Tasnim news agency, 15 March is the international day against Islamophobia. The Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Pakistan, while condemning all forms of religious violence, extremism and Islamophobia, emphasized the need to take coordinated measures at the national, regional and international levels, especially in Islamic countries, to deal with the phenomenon of Islamophobia.

In its statement on this occasion, the Iranian embassy wrote: Unfortunately, the Zionist and colonialist conspiracy through provocative actions such as burning the Quran, insulting the Prophet of Islam, and openly insulting holy things Religious beliefs and values ​​of one and a half billion people have become a normal subject under the pretext of “freedom of expression”. This dangerous phenomenon causes the escalation of tension, hatred, Islamophobia and violence against Muslims and is a threat to international peace and security and human rights and a threat to peaceful relations between nations and followers of divine religions and peaceful coexistence. It goes.

In this statement, it is also stated: Unfortunately, the support of the United States and some Western countries for terrorism, as well as the actions of some terrorist and extremist groups in the name of Islam, It has tarnished the image of Islam and increased the wave of Islamophobia in the world. Also, the biased highlighting and exaggeration of the violent and terrorist acts of violent and extremist groups by the Western propaganda machine has fueled the creation of Islamophobia and anti-Islamism. This is despite the fact that they have remained silent against the crimes of the Zionist regime and the genocide in Gaza.

Iran’s embassy while expressing concern over the continuation of violent, extremist and terrorist acts, especially In the name of religion, he clarified: He condemned the insult to religious sanctities and inciting the feelings of the followers of religions under the pretext of freedom of speech, and he asked the international community to stop insulting and disrespecting the religious sanctities of Muslims, attacking the sacred books of divine religions and religious places. Muslims, including the Al-Aqsa Mosque, should not be indifferent.

The Iranian embassy also wrote: While emphasizing the importance of taking coordinated measures to fight against any discrimination, xenophobia and violence against Muslims, We ask everyone to try to deal with Islamophobia, religious violence and terrorism within the framework of national and international laws and regulations.

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