Pope Francis condemned the burning of the Koran in Sweden The leader of the Catholic Church expressed his displeasure with the choice to bur...

Pope Francis condemned the burning of the Koran in Sweden

The leader of the Catholic Church expressed his displeasure with the choice to burn the Koran.

In an effort to express his outrage at the situation, Pope Francis has denounced the burning of the Koran in Sweden.

According to the Pope, "Any book that is considered sacred must be respected by those who believe in it," as he stated in an interview with the United Arab Emirates' Al Ittihad newspaper on Monday.

"This behavior infuriates and disgusts me. God forbids using the freedom of speech to disparage others, so refrain from doing so.

Last week, a man in Sweden's capital of Stockholm burnt a copy of the Koran, drawing condemnation from a wide range of nations, including Turkey, which Sweden needs to support in order to take part. NATO.

Even though the police in Sweden have frequently turned down requests to demonstrate, the country's court recognized the case and ruled that the police's ban should be overturned. It violates people's rights.

The attempt to desecrate the Koran must be stopped, and there must be worldwide legislation to curb religious intolerance, 57 Muslim nations declared on Sunday.