It's over images being displayed in France of the Prophet Mohammed, which some Muslims consider blasphemous.

Erdogan, who has a history of fraught relations with France's president Macron, said the country was pursuing an anti Islam agenda.

In Bangladesh, protesters unfurled placards with a caricature of the French leader on the words Macron is the enemy of peace.

In the Middle East of Jordanian supermarket began removing French products from its shelves on Sunday in what was said to be a protest against comments by Macron unquote Islamist separatism.

Shopkeepers at the supermarket covered up shelves alongside signs explaining why the spat follows a knife attack outside of French school on October 16 in which an 18 year old man of Chechen origin beheaded Samuel Patty.

The 47 year old middle school teacher, had shown pupils cartoons of Mohammed.

French officials said the beheading was an attack on the country's core value or freedom of expression, including the right to publish the cartoons.