Turkish journalists arrested Mohammad with the cartoon of the Prophet

Four employees of a satirical magazine in Turkey, Muhammad Prophet (described in Islam, he was arrested for demonstrating a deeply controversial issue in Islam.

Turkish Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya condemned Leman magazine as “shameless”, the editor-in-chief, graphic designer, institutional designer and an institutional director and cartoon films were announced.

Leman was a cartoon of cartoons, and the X was the cartoon of the Khmaddin “in which the case does not refer to the Prophet in any way.

Rapid power police were placed in Istanbul on Monday, because hundreds of people protested.

Protesters gathered outside the offices of lemans, who chanted slogans such as “teeth for teeth, vengeance, revenge, revenge.”

Agence France-Presse (AFP) reporter for the news agency (AFP), found fire to disperse the crowd of rubber bullets and tear gas.

Turkish Justice Minister said the investigation was conducted by the Prosecutor General’s Office initiated the investigation into the investigation by the Prosecutor General’s Office.

“The cartoon or form of our Prophet’s visual representation also harms our religious values, but also harms the peace of society,” Yilmaz wrote in Bronze X.

“The necessary legal steps will be adopted without being postponed,” he said, “he said.

Yerlikaya also shared the videos of four employees arrested on Vile Drawing.

The detention guarantee was also given for other members of the magazine’s higher administration.

The pictures of the cartoon appeared on social media, which showed two characters with wings floating in the sky over a siege.

One of the characters is “peace, I’m not muhammed,” and the other “peace, I, I, Moses,” said. Moses is a Turk for Moses.

Leman apologized to good-intent readers, “Damage”, but defended his work and rejected the allegations described by the cartoon Mohammad.

“The cartoon film, described by Israel’s murdered Muslim, wanted to describe the righteousness of people and never intended to insult religious values,” he said.

“We do not accept the spilling spot, because we do not have a description of our Prophet. You must be very harmful to comment on the cartoon.”

Tuncay Akgun, editor-in-chief of Paris, told AFP, and the magazine told the AFP.

He added that the withdrawal “similarities with Charlie Hebdo”, which is “very intentional and very worried,” the Prophet’s Cartoon is “very intentional and very worried” similarities in 2015.

Charlie Hebdo’s offices were attacked by gunmen who killed 12 people and one of the worst security crises in the history of France.