In Pictures: Indian Muslims Condemn ISIS After Brutal Paris Attack

Indian Muslims protest across the country to condemn the recent terror attacks.

Indian Muslims carry an effigy of the Islamic State group and shout slogans condemning Friday’s attacks in Paris and expressing solidarity with France during a protest in Mumbai. (Photo: AP)

Indian Muslims staged protests against the Islamic State (ISIS) after the brutal Paris attack. The Jamiat-Ulama-i-Hind, the largest Islamic organisation in the country, condemned the terror attacks on Tuesday and called for a nationwide protest on Wednesday to send a strong message against the Islamic State and express solidarity with the victims, reports The Telegraph.

Maulana Mahmood Madani, the general secretary of the Jamiat, told The Telegraph that the attacks were un-Islamic and there was no place for such acts in a civilised world.

Indian Muslims hold banners and participate in a protest against ISIS, an Islamic State group, and Friday’s Paris attacks, in New Delhi (Photo: AP)

Indian Muslim women expressing solidarity with France following Friday’s attacks in Paris light candles in Mumbai (Photo: AP)

Indian Muslims trample on an effigy of the Islamic State group and shout slogans condemning Friday’s attacks in Paris and expressing solidarity with France during a protest in Mumbai on Monday, Nov.16, 2015.

Man shouts slogans during a protest against ISIS, an Islamic State group, and Friday’s Paris attacks, in New Delhi on Wednesday, November 18, 2015.

Muslim women condemning the Paris attacks (Photo: AP)

Man holds a banner and listens to a speaker during a protest against ISIS (Photo: AP)