Quran Desecration in Czech Republic

Czech Islamophobes burnt pages of Quran before the local mosque in Brno, at a permitted public rally called by the Martin Konvicka Initiative group Tuesday.

Czech Islamophobes burnt pages of Quran before the local mosque in Brno, at a permitted public rally called by the Martin Konvicka Initiative group Tuesday.

Petr Stika, secretary of the local town hall who watched the event along with the police, said, the rally was attended by tens of people, adding that the police did not intervene.

Organizers of the rally said it had been designed to highlight “the incompatibility of Czech and Muslim communities in connection with the migrant wave”.

The rally expressed that Muslims are being profiled and persecuted took place near the Muslims stronghold at the Brno Mosque, which was the first to be established in the Czech Republic in 1998 where an estimated 1,000 Muslims live.