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Muslims in Bahrain, Pakistan protest Quran burning

Reported by Seattle Times
A small American church's plan to burn copies of the Quran is stirring outrage in Muslim nations, with lawyers protesting in Pakistan and Bahrain's government calling the burning a shameful attack on interfaith relations. »more

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