THE HOLY QUR'AN, REASON WHY IMAGES OF PROPHET MOHAMMED OFFEND MUSLIMS.

Objections to portray of Mohammed images in the thought of idol worship.

According to Daniel Burke, CNN Religion Editor stated that, "disallowing against depicting the prophet Mohammed may confuse many non-muslims, but it speaks to a central belief of Islam: the worship of God alone.

Nothing in the Qur'an, Islam's holy book, strictly events that portray of Mohammed. But the faith, like the Hebrew Bible's Ten Commandments, has long discouraged any carve images, scholars say, to avoid the temptation toward idol worship.

In some ways, early Muslim were reacting to Christianity, which they believed had been led them wrongly by conception of Christ not as a man but God.

So they did not want the same thing to happen to Mohammed. The prophet himself was aware that if people saw his face portrayed by people, they would soon start worshipping him, therefore, it's proscribe not to portray the prophet Mohammed images.