I’m not going to hold your hand and lead you to the public statements of each and every of the 49 Muslim majority heads of states or foreign ministries. They are readily accessible if you take the time and effort to look. Be a big boy. Here’s a few.
Direct quotations on the Paris attacks, either from heads of states or foreign ministries.
Afghanistan - The brutal attacks in Paris prove that global terrorism does not recognize borders. The people of Afghanistan stand with France on this terrible day. Terrorism is a serious threat to the entire world and we are united in the struggle.
Algeria - Algeria strongly condemns these terrorist crimes, which attest, unfortunately once more, to the fact that terrorism is a cross-border scourge.
Azerbaijan - We are extremely angered by this horrible incident, resolutely condemn terror and comprehensively support fight against all its manifestations. In this difficult time our thoughts are with the people of France, with you.
Bangladesh - I am deeply shocked by the series of terrorist attacks in Paris that killed so many innocent people and left many others injured. I along with the people and the government of Bangladesh strongly condemn these acts of terror and stand in solidarity with the people and the government of France.
Indonesia - Terrorism, regardless of form and reason, cannot be tolerated.
Iraq - We condemn and deplore the terrorist attacks in Paris, which emphasize that fighting terrorism calls for international efforts to eliminate it in all countries
Iraqi Kurdistan - It is with great sadness that I learned of the horrific attacks on the people of Paris. I offer the deepest condolences, and the strongest solidarity, of the people of the Kurdistan Region. France has stood resolutely with the Kurdistan Region in our own struggle against terrorism, and we will stand with them in theirs. The challenge of defeating this threat unites so many nations and peoples around the world. It is a struggle between civilization and intolerance and barbarism. Attacks like this are designed to spread fear, but the international community must instead respond with a strengthened resolve. Indeed, this tragedy came one day after a great defeat for Daesh in Sinjar. Terrorism can, and will, be defeated.
Jordan - the king expressed “strong condemnation and indignation at the cowardly terrorist act.”
Kazakhstan - condemns terrorism and extremism in all forms as threats to the international security.
Kuwait - these criminal acts of terrorism … run counter to all teachings of holy faith and humanitarian values.
Kyrgyzstan - Kyrgzstan condemns terrorism in its all forms and supports efforts of the international community in fighting that threat
Malaysia - The PM condemned the “outrageous attacks in Paris on innocent civilians”
Morocco - the king condemned “in the strongest terms, on behalf of the Moroccan people and in my own name, these vile terrorist acts”.
Oman - The sad events in Paris are utterly deplorable. Our sympathy goes to the victims.
Pakistan - The people and government of Pakistan strongly condemn the deadly terrorist attacks in Paris. We stand with them in their hour of grief. We pray for speedy recovery of the injured.
Qatar - strongly condemns these heinous attacks that have struck the French capital causing so many victims
Saudi Arabia - terrorists are not sanctioned by Islam and these acts are contrary to values of mercy it brought to the world.
Sudan - against all religious and human values.
Tajikistan - Tajikistan condemns categorically this inhuman act of a group of criminals
Tunisia - condemned as “barbarous acts”.
Turkey - These attacks are not only aimed at the French people, but also democracy, freedom and universal values; terror has no religion, nation nor any value it represents.
The rest are readily available. I’m not going to hold your hand. Interestingly enough, militant groups such as Hezbollah, Hamas, Palestinian Islamic Jihad, and Jaysh al-Islam also condemned the attacks and extended their condolences.
