Iranians from all walks of took to the streets across the country after Friday prayers to strongly condemn the recent sacrilege of the Holy Quran in Sweden again.
Huge rallies were held in major Iranian cities on Friday after Friday prayers to condemn the repetition of desecration of Muslim holy book outside Iraqi embassy in Stockholm.
The demonstrations were held in the capital Tehran, Mashhad, Ahvaz and other provincial capitals during which the marchers demanded that the foreign ministry in cooperation with other Islamic countries reconsider its diplomatic relations with Sweden.
Iranian Foreign Ministry summoned the Swedish ambassador to Tehran on Thursday afternoon and conveyed strong condemnation of the criminal act.
Similar protests were also held in Pakistan and Lebanon on Friday. The Hezbollah secretary general Hassan Nasrallah had called on Muslim nations on Thursday night to expel Swedish ambassadors.
The Iraqi citizens also stormed the Swedish embassy and set fire to its building in the capital Baghdad on Thursday. The Iraqi government expelled the Swedish ambassador and recalled its charge de affairs from Stockholm for consolations.
It is worth mentioning that it was an Iraqi refugee in Stockholm who has sparked worldwide condemnation for his desecration of holy Quran under the protection of the Swedish police.
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