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Now Western Media Face Wrath Of Islamic Blasphemy Laws

News Image By Leo Hohmann/WND.com August 02, 2017
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A group of international Islamist organizations led by the Saudi-based Organization of Islamic Cooperation, or OIC, recently held a two-day conference on countering "Islamophobia" in which it recommends imposing Islamic blasphemy laws on the media worldwide. Under Islamic law, it is considered a serious offense to criticize Allah, Muhammad or Islam. In countries like Pakistan, a&

 

 





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