March 20 (Reuters) - The Vatican rejected on Thursday new accusations by al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden that the publication of cartoons mocking Islam's Prophet Mohammad was part of a "new crusade" ...

The cartoon, published in the LeMan weekly magazine, depicts a Muslim and a Jewish figure – both illustrated with wings and halos – shaking hands as bombs rain down below them. Four days after its ...

ISTANBUL (AP) — Turkish police detained three more employees of a satirical magazine on Tuesday, raising the number of people taken into custody over a cartoon that authorities claim depicted the ...

GAZA CITY — Angry Muslims marched through cities across the Arab world on Friday, continuing angry protests against caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad published in European papers. In a Q&A, NBC News ...

A teacher at the center of a blasphemy row at a school in England for showing a cartoon image of the Prophet Muhammad in class, fears for his and his family's lives, his father has said. The educator, ...

PARIS – Cartoons in Danish and Norwegian newspapers depicting the prophet Muhammad in unflattering poses, including one in which he is portrayed as an apparent terrorist with a bomb in his turban, ...

The controversy over a series of cartoons depicting the Prophet Muhammad has reached the University. The campus is divided over the 12 cartoons, which have spurred violence in the Islamic world. The ...

12 cartoons of Islam Prophet published by the Danish newspaper, Jyllands Posten, is a hot topic among Iranian bloggers.View from Iran, an Iran based blogger says: the cartoon supporters and the ...

We're going next to a pair of countries facing an increase in attacks by Islamists. The attacks are notable even though most were intercepted or failed. These two small and usually peaceful countries ...

ANKARA, Turkey — Turkish police on Monday detained a cartoonist over a caricature depicting the Prophet Muhammad, an act that also sparked an angry protest outside the Istanbul office of his satirical ...

March 7 (Reuters) - Around 1,000 Danish Muslims demonstrated peacefully in Copenhagen on Friday against the reprinting of a satirical cartoon of the Prophet Mohammad in Danish newspapers last month.