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Khairat el-Shater, the Deputy Leader of the Muslim Brotherhood, issued the following statement regarding the Cartoons" crisis; "Rage spread all over the Islamic world over defaming caricatures of Prophet Muhammad PBUH published in a Danish newspaper. We emphatically believe that those who allowed this dispecable behavior on assumption of freedom of _expression, are indeed tarnishing the concept of liberty, in whose name such repulsive and shameless acts are committed

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Khairat el-Shater, the Deputy Leader of the Muslim Brotherhood, issued the following statement regarding the Cartoons" crisis;

"Rage spread all over the Islamic world over defaming caricatures of Prophet Muhammad PBUH published in a Danish newspaper. We emphatically believe that those who allowed this dispecable behavior on assumption of freedom of _expression, are indeed tarnishing the concept of liberty, in whose name such repulsive and shameless acts are committed. We, however, appeal to Muslims not to let their furor drag them to attack properties, to expand the scope of protest, or to turn it into a clash between civilizations. Enraged Muslims should adhere to the Islamic ethics and principles in showing their outcry. Presently, the world suffers from an evil band that dedicates its capacities to ignite religion and civilization clashes, hoping to exercise further economical and political domination. We, in addition, express our hope that this mishap triggers an international initiative on passing an U.N. law that makes the respect of holy symbols of all nations and cultures binding. Therefore, such acts will not recur"