Denmark’s parliament on Tuesday will debate a bill to ban burnings of the Holy Quran, after a string of desecrations of the holy book sparked anger in Muslim countries.

Denmark's government said Sunday it would explore legal means of stopping protests involving the burning of holy texts in certain circumstances.

In less than a week, two Danish extremists burned the Quran twice with the permission of the country's government; This issue has severely affected the diplomatic relations of Islamic countries with Denmark, as the Iraqi Foreign Ministry announced a few hours ago that the employees and diplomats of the Danish embassy were also forced to leave Iraq.