Danish extreme right Strass Kurs leader Rasmus Paludan burned the texts of the Holy Qur'an to protest the Friday prayer held in front of the Danish Parliament.

Muslims in Denmark protested the crusade terrorist attacks against two mosques where 50 Muslims were martyred in New Zealand last Friday.

Muslims living in the country performed Friday prayed in front of the Danish parliament.

Meanwhile, an anti-Islamic group wanted to prevent the prayer by making noise with air horns while carrying the zionist terror gang flag.

Racist Rasmus Paludan, the leader of the anti-immigrant and anti-Islamic movements, tried to incite Muslims by burning the Holy Qur'an.

The Danish People's Party lawmaker Martin Henriksen toured the area where Friday prayer was held and verbally harassed Muslims.

Police said six people were detained during the protests.

ILKHA