Brotherhood leader condemns Mohamed cartoons

Mohamed Saad El-Katatny urges response from Islamic institutions and French government to 'blasphemous' cartoons published in French satirical magazine

A Muslim Brotherhood leader has condemned the French magazine Charlie Hebdo for publishing a cartoon of the Prophet Muhammad on its cover and naming him as guest editor.
Mohamed Saad El-Katatny described the cartoon as a heinous crime aimed at aggravating Muslims. He also slammed the magazine's staff as “irresponsible.”
El-Katatny asked Islamic institutions, including Al-Azhar, the highest religious authority in the Sunni Muslim world, the International Union of Muslim Scholars, and the Organisation of the Islamic Conference to address the responsible bodies to prevent the publication of similar cartoons in the future.
He also urged the French government to investigate the incident and take all necessary legal measures against Charlie Hebdo.
A day after the publication of the cartoon, the Paris office of the magazine was destroyed in a petrol bomb attack. The publication's website was also hacked.