He was murdered for Islam…
He even asked Muslim students who might be offended by the pictures to step outside the classroom. That wasn’t good enough for the obviously sharia-compliant/supremacist Muslim.
Pictured: Teacher who was beheaded by Islamist terrorist for showing his class Charlie Hebdo’s cartoons of Mohammed – after one Muslim pupil complained to her parents and sparked community outrage
- French teacher beheaded by suspected Islamist terrorist for showing Prophet Mohammed has been named
- Samuel Paty, 47, had received threats before he was stabbed and beheaded by Chechen gunman Aboulakh A
- Muslim parents took offence at Mr Paty’s decision to show his class cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed
- 47-year-old had invited Muslim students to leave room before he showed caricatures ‘in respect’
- One Muslim girl had stayed behind by mistake and later told her parents that she was shown cartoon
- Parent made legal complaint to school in northern Paris and branded teacher a ‘thug’ in an online video
- The video was posted to Twitter and shared by a Paris mosque among others days before the attack
- Killing occurred in Conflans-Saint-Honorine, 25 miles from the city centre, before a police chase ensued
- Nine people have been arrested, including two parents who disapproved of showing Prophet cartoons
- Emmanuel Macron denounced the killing and described incident as an attack against free expression
The French teacher who was beheaded by a suspected Islamist terrorist yesterday for showing his class cartoons lampooning the Prophet Mohammed has today been identified as Samuel Paty.
The 47-year-old had received threats before he was stabbed and decapitated by 18-year-old Chechen gunman Aboulakh A in Conflans-Sainte-Honorine, a suburb around 25 miles north-west of Paris.
Muslim parents had taken offence at Mr Paty’s decision to show his class caricatures of the Prophet and branded him a ‘thug’ in a video shared online by a mosque just days before he was murdered.
He had ‘invited Muslim students out of the classroom’ before showing a caricature of the Prophet published by Charlie Hebdo, the satirical magazine targeted by terrorists five years ago, in a lesson about free speech.
The cartoon reportedly showed the Prophet Mohammed crouching with a star drawn on his buttocks and the inscription ‘A star is born’.
A father of a 13-year-old pupil at the secondary school in middle-class Conflans-Sainte-Honorine told Reuters Mr Paty had told any Muslim students to leave because the cartoon would likely cause offence. For Muslims, any depiction of the Prophet is blasphemous.
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