PM Khan Writes to Facebook to Ban Islamophobia

PM Imran Khan on Sunday criticized French President Emmanuel Macron’s comments on ungodly personifications, calling them “encouragement of Islamophobia”. 

He was alluding to remarks made on Wednesday by President Macron in which he reprimanded Islamists and pledged not to “surrender kid’s shows” portraying Prophet Muhammad (harmony arrive). 

The French president likewise battled that Samuel Paty, an instructor who was executed as of late for indicating the godless portrayals, was “murdered beca­use Islamists need our future”. 

In a progression of tweets, PM Khan said the indication of a pioneer was that he joined individuals like previous South African president Nelson Mandela. 

“This is when President Macron might have put [a] recuperating contact and denied space to fanatics instead of making further polarization and underestimation that unavoidably prompts radicalisation,” he said. 

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PM Khan lamented that the French president had rather decided to support Islamophobia by “assaulting Islam instead of the psychological oppressors who complete viciousness, be it Muslims, White Supremacists or Nazi ideologists”. 

“By assaulting Islam, obviously without having any comprehension of it, President Macron has assaulted and harmed the notions of millions of Muslims in Europe and over the world,” he stated, including that, “the exact opposite thing the world needs or needs is further polarization”. 

Public articulations dependent on obliviousness will make more detest, Islamophobia and space for fanatics, he said. 

Keeps in touch with Facebook CEO 

Afterward, Prime Minister Khan asked online media monster Facebook to put a restriction on Islamophobia and scorn against Islam similarly as it had put on the Holocaust. 

In a letter to Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, PM Khan stated: “I am writing to cause you to notice the developing Islamophobia that is empowering scorn, fanaticism and savagery over the world and particularly using online media stages including Facebook. I value your making the move to appropriately boycott any posting that censures or questions the Holocaust, which was the finish of the Nazi massacre of the Jews in Germany and across Europe as Nazis spread across Europe.”