Muslims the world over have strongly condemned Wednesday's terrorist attack against the French satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo, in which 12 people were killed by masked gunmen. The paper is believed to have been targeted because of its history of publishing provocative cartoons depicting the Prophet Muhammad. But what do the teachings of Islam actually say about creating images of the prophet? There's no part in the Quran where Muhammad says that images of him are forbidden. But the issue is m...
Muslims the world over have strongly condemned Wednesday's terrorist attack against the French satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo, in which 12 people were killed by masked gunmen. The paper is believed to have been targeted because of its history of publishing provocative cartoons depicting the Prophet Muhammad. But what do the teachings of Islam actually say about creating images of the prophet? There's no part in the Quran where Muhammad says that images of him are forbidden. But the issue is m...
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