The recent cases of the desecration of the Holy Quran clearly show what the US and its European allies are promising to the world and humanity, says a Turkish politician.

Western countries allow the desecration of holy scriptures such as the Quran under the guise of freedom of expression but do not allow criticism of sexual perversions and deviant behaviors, says a Swedish university professor.

The recurring incidents of the desecration of Islamic sanctities in Sweden and Denmark have drawn unprecedented anger and outrage across the Muslim world in recent weeks.

The repeated cases of the desecration of the Holy Quran in Europe are rooted in the West's anti-religion ideology and its concern over the dynamicity of pro-Muslim movements, says an analyst.

The desecration of the Holy Quran in Sweden has triggered vociferous calls for the boycott of Swedish products in Muslim countries, including some well-known Swedish brands and companies.

The Iranian Embassy in Islamabad urged the faithful worldwide to join in a unified effort to denounce the desecration.

Since 2020, when Danish extremist Rasmus Paludan came to Sweden and set ablaze the Holy Quran – the first such instance on Swedish soil – the repeated cases of the desecration of Islam’s holiest book have earned the Scandinavian nation a bad name across the world.