....Jarida la Kireno litakalo kuwa na picha ya Muhammad kwenye Ukurasa wa mbele kabisa! Hii ni siku chache tu tangu mwandishi na mchora vibonzo maarufu auawe akiwa na wenzake kadhaa umauti ulipo wafika baada ya kupigwa risasi na watu walio jitambulisha kama watetea dini wa kiislam wanao chukizwa na kitendo cha Mtume wao kufanyiwa mzaha kwa namna yoyote ile! Hata hivyo umauti huo ulifika Charlie Hebdo Akiwa tayari alisha tahadharishwa kuhusiana na kazi yake hiyo,Aliongezewa ulinzi na serikari yake Lakini wauaji walio juhami kwa bunduki wali vamia ofisini kwake na kutekeleza adhima yao ya kumu toa uhai wake na wafanyakazi wengine 12.
....Zaidi ya nakala milioni tatu zita zalishwa ambazo ni mara 50 zaidi ya uwezo wake wa kawaida yake ya utoaji nakala.Ikumbukwe kuwa shambulio hilo lime sababisha jumla ya watu 17 kupoteza maisha.Kitendo cha jarida hilo kutumia picha ya mtume Muhammad kwenye ukurasa wake wa mbele kinachukuliwa na wafuasi wengi wa dini ya Kiislam kama UKAFIR! Ingawaje hakuna anaye onekana kuyu unga mauaji ya mchora katuni huyo na wengi wame sema kuwa ni kitendo cha kigaidi tu wala sio agizo la kiislam kutekeleza mauaji hayo.
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SOMA ZAIDI:French magazine releases front page of what it calls the 'survivors' issue, featuring Prophet Muhammad on the cover.
Millions of people have marched through Paris to show support for victims of the attack on Charlie Hebdo [EPA]
The French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo is due to publish a cartoon of the Islam's Prophet Muhammad on the cover of its first issue since assailants killed 12 people at its offices.
The newspaper Liberation hosted Charlie Hebdo's staff as they prepared the new issue. More than three million copies of its latest edition will be printed, which is 50 times more than usual.
Liberation published the Charlie Hebdo cover online late on Monday night, showing a man in a white turban holding a sign reading "Je suis Charlie."
Charlie Hebdo's past caricatures of the prophet appear to have prompted last week's attacks, which left a total of 17 people dead.
Brothers Cherif and Said Kouachi and their friend, Amedy Coulibaly, were killed on Friday by police after the murderous spree at Charlie Hebdo offices and a kosher supermarket.
French police said on Monday that as many as six members of a terrorist cell involved in the attacks may still be at large.
Seeking to reassure a jittery nation in the wake of the attacks, French officials announced the unprecedented deployment of thousands of soldiers to boost security, including at Jewish schools.
"We have decided ... to mobilise 10,000 men to protect sensitive sites in the whole country from tomorrow [Tuesday] evening," Defence Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian said after an emergency security meeting.
"This is the first time that our troops have been mobilised to such an extent on our own soil," he added.
Another 5,000 security officers were also part of the reinforcements.
Meanwhile, the partner of one of the slain attackers behind the three-day killing spree in Paris crossed into Syria last week, according to the Turkish foreign minister.
Mevlut Cavusoglu said on Monday that Hayat Boumeddiene, 26, had crossed into Syria on January 8, the same day that her partner Coulibaly is suspected of killing a policewoman outside Paris on the second day of the attacks.
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