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A protest in Lahore, Pakistan, against the burning of the Quran in Sweden by far-right politician Rasmus Paludan. AP -
Protesters gather in Khost, Afghanistan. AFP -
More protests in Khost. AFP -
Iraqis demonstrate in Baghdad. Reuters -
Protesters in Baghdad hold up the Quran. AP -
Security forces try to disperse Baghdad protesters. AP -
The protest happened outside the Swedish embassy in Baghdad. AFP -
One of the pupils holds a copy of the Quran during the protest. EPA -
More protests in Amman. AP -
Syrians also took the streets in the city of Al Bab. AFP -
Yemenis protest in Sanaa. EPA -
Thousands turned out to protest in Sanaa. AFP -
More protests in Sanaa. EPA -
A Yemeni protester holds up a copy of the Quran. EPA -
Protesters outside the Consulate General of Sweden in Istanbul, Turkey. EPA -
Sweden should not expect Turkey’s support for its Nato application, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Monday. EPA -
Sweden and Finland applied to join Nato following Russia's invasion of Ukraine last year. EPA
Muslims throughout the region condemn burning of Quran - in pictures
Protests in Baghdad, Gaza, Amman, Al Bab, Sanaa and Istanbul over actions of Swedish-Danish far right leader Rasmus Paludan
Updated: January 25, 2023, 6:13 AM
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