Pro-Prophet Muhammad hashtag trends in Egypt in protest of blasphemous video in India

CAIRO - 13 August 2020: Via creating a hashtag #الارسولالله, which means “Not the Messenger of God,” Egyptians on social media platforms protested against a blasphemous indian video that went viral on Facebook.

 

 

Two days ago, Muslims in the Indian city of Bengaluru got anger and protested  after a relative of one of the poiliticans published a video on Facebook against Prophet Muhammad, Peace and Blessngs be upon him. They mobbed outside the house of the politician and attacked a police station, according to the Associated Press (AP).

 

 

Three people killed and 6 police personnel were injured in the clashes, AP reported a security source.

 

 

Mo. Elmeligy and Nour Eldeen posted supportive tweets for the Indian Muslims while other users posted tweets praising Prophet  Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him.

 

 

All the support to our Muslim brothers in India Heart suit#الا_رسول_الله

— Mo.Elmeligy (@MoElmeligy1) August 13, 2020

 

 

 

All Egyptian people with their brothers Muslim India we all support you #الا_رسول_الله

— Nour Eldeen (@NourEld86656935) August 13, 2020