INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
obvious principles of human rights, namely the principle of respect for religious and divine values, the foreign ministry said in a
serves to spread hatred and call for violence by abusing the principle of freedom of speech, the Swedish diplomat was told.He added that
such an ill-considered move was nothing new on Swedish soil, and that the Iranian side had previously relayed its dissatisfaction to
Sweden.If Sweden had taken action to stop such insults in time, no more desecration of Islamic sanctities would have taken place, the
Iranian official said.He added that the Islamic Republic, along with the entire Islamic world, does not tolerate any attack on the holy book
of the Muslims or any greenlight for such moves, therefore, the Swedish government is expected to fulfill its most obvious duty in
preventing insults to the spiritual and religious values of Muslims responsibly and in an effective and preemptive manner.In response, the
condemnation of the desecration to the Swedish ambassador in a phone call.Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir Abdollahian also reacted to
the desecration of the holy Quran
He said allowing sacrilege to sanctities is unacceptable under any justification
sacrilege - insult to Quran under any justification by Sweden is unacceptable
Misusing democracy - freedom for such behavior would just only incite terrorism - extremism
condemn the disrespect and audacity of the Swedish government and police in providing the ground for insulting the Holy Quran under the
In a Friday prayer sermon in Rafsanjan County, Kerman Province, Raisi lambasted the European countries for allowing the desecration of the
Swedish embassy in Tehran to condemn the desecration of the holy Quran
The demonstrators called on human rights organizations to react to this move
They also called on the Iranian foreign ministry to take stronger stances in denouncing the desecration, saying that the summons of the
