History of cartoons of our holy prophet (P.B.U.H) printed by different countries

CARTOON ROW  (bbc report)
30 Sept 2005: Danish paper publishes cartoons
20 Oct: Muslim ambassadors complain to Danish PM
10 Jan 2006: Norwegian publication reprints cartoons
26 Jan: Saudi Arabia recalls its ambassador
31 Jan: Danish paper apologises
1 Feb: Papers in France, Germany, Italy and Spain reprint cartoons
4-5 Feb: Danish embassies in Damascus and Beirut attacked
6-12 Feb: Twelve killed in Afghanistan as security forces try to suppress 
protests
13-15 Feb: Violent protests break out across Pakistan

But this is not enough for anti-Muslim peoples they are encouraging people’s 
who did this unbelievable act against our religion. After all this, Italy 
minister announces that he is distributing T-shirts printed with a cartoon’s 
of holy prophet. Report by bbc is as below.

An Italian government minister says he is distributing T-shirts displaying 
controversial cartoons satirising the Prophet Muhammad.
Roberto Calderoli, a member of the anti-immigrant Northern League party, is 
minister without portfolio for institutional reform and devolution.
His remarks are likely to be seen as provocative by Muslim organisations.
They could also prove a serious diplomatic embarrassment to Prime Minister 
Silvio Berlusconi's coalition.
Mr Calderoli's comments were made in an interview with the leading Italian 
news agency, Ansa.
The minister is quoted as saying: "I've had T-shirts made with the cartoons 
that have upset Islam and I shall start wearing them today."
He added that it was "time to put an end to this story that we need to 
dialogue with these people", and asked: "What have we become, the 
civilisation of melted butter?"
The remarks could prove embarrassing to Mr Berlusconi, at the start of what 
promises to be a bitterly contested general election campaign.
The Italian ambassador to Libya has already been forced to distance his 
government from some of Mr Calderoli's previous remarks.
Official government policy is expressed only by Prime Minister Silvio 
Berlusconi, who wants dialogue not confrontation with Islam, the ambassador 
to Tripoli said.
Italy's Northern League, of which Mr Calderoli is a leading member, is 
expected to get about 6% of the vote in the forthcoming general election.
Their anti-immigrant election platform has gained them support in the 
industrial north of the country where the League accuses immigrants of 
stealing jobs from Italians and being responsible for growing crime rates.








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