Traders in Pakistan have taken the lead in expressing their outrage over the desecration of the Holy Quran in Sweden by organizing protests and initiating a Twitter trend calling for the boycott of Swedish products.
Following the incident, traders across the country have been at the forefront of demonstrations, demanding justice and the protection of religious sanctities. Thousands of protesters, including traders and their supporters, gathered in major cities like Islamabad, Karachi, Lahore, and Faisalabad, vehemently condemning the sacrilegious act and emphasizing the need for action against those responsible.
In response to the desecration, the traders have urged the public to boycott Swedish products as a way to express their protest and solidarity. The call gained significant momentum on social media, with the hashtag #BoycottSwedishProducts trending on Twitter in Pakistan. The Twitter trend has provided a platform for people from all walks of life to join the movement and show their support for the cause.
Protesters carrying copies of the Holy Quran have called for strict measures against the perpetrators of the sacrilege and have demanded that the international community address the issue of rising Islamophobia. They have also urged the Pakistani government to take diplomatic steps to ensure that such incidents do not recur and to seek justice for the desecration.
The traders’ active involvement in the protests and the subsequent Twitter trend showcases their determination to protect the sanctity of the Holy Quran and to hold accountable those who disrespect it. The widespread participation in the boycott movement reflects the strong sentiment among Pakistanis to defend their religious beliefs and demand respect for their sacred scriptures.
