We have to realize that irony and criticize of prophets in the secular west are acceptable and tolerated. Let us remember the prominent statement of the German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche who said "God is dead"
We have many examples related to this issue like:
Monty Pythons movie "Life of Brian" about Jesus, "the Da Vinci Code" or Mel Brooks’s movie "History of the World" regarding Moses.

Hereby, I never justify the stigma of the Danish caricatures, rather than I am just explaining the racist behavior of those cartoons, what I wanna say is that –as usual- we were in the wrong battle at the wrong time; how is that? We objected the Danish cartoons saying that "they were a racist offence against the person of the Prophet Mohammed" in this case we gave our priority to Islam instead of Muslims.
We are mostly focusing on the symbols and not on the humans.

In fact, all of the above will illustrate that Muslims are seen as the enemies of freedom and expression, as well as we bring the caned accusation of the anti-semitism which became industry and trade in the west but let us emphasize that Arabs are not anti-Semitist any more –simply because they belong to the Semitic peoples. In contrast, Arabs and Jews had peaceful historical relationships while Europe was sinking in the darkness during the mid ages and one thing more: Moslems are impossible to be anti-Semitist because the anti-Semitism "story" has Christian roots and it has started with the Crucifixion of Jesus Christ, which is perceptibly trouble between Judaism and Christianity and it is denied in Quraan. (Quraan recognizes the story but it denies the execution) "wama qatalooh wama salabooh wlaken shobbeha lahom" (sorat Maryam 19: 32)

In other words, anger give a free rein for purely religious reasons will never be understandable to Europeans, who find it ordinary to jab fun at their own prophets.