Comedy Central censored South Park's apology of the Prophet Muhammad afterward a admonishing from a abolitionist Muslim group.

Wednesday's adventure — the cessation of a two-parter — aired with abundant bleeps and a "Censored" bar over the delineation of Muhammad, whose concrete representation is advised cursing by Muslims.

"After we delivered the show, and above-mentioned to broadcast, Comedy Central placed abundant added audio bleeps throughout the episode,"  creators Trey Stone and Matt Parker's website. "We do not accept arrangement approval to beck our aboriginal adaptation of the show. We will accompany you a adaptation of [episode] 201 as anon as we can."

A rep for Comedy Central accepted that added bleeps were added if the final cut was delivered.

The censorship comes canicule afterwards Revolution Muslim, a New York-based abolitionist Islamic group, acquaint a bulletin on its website chastising Stone and Parker for their delineation of Muhammad in a buck apparel in endure week's episode.

"We accept to acquaint Matt and Trey that what they are accomplishing is brainless and they will apparently wind up like Theo Van Gogh for airing this show," the post, accounting by Abu Talhah Al-Amrikee, said. "This is not a threat, but a admonishing of the absoluteness of what will acceptable appear to them."