A look at protests across the Middle East and elsewhere on Friday, four days after crowds angry over an anti-Muslim film ridiculing the prophet Mohammed began assaulting US embassies in the region.

AFGHANISTAN

About 1,500 protested outside Jalalabad, urging President Hamid Karzai to sever relations with the United States.

BAHRAIN

More than 2,000 protesters chanted against the film and burned American and Israeli flags after prayers in Diraz.

BANGLADESH

Some 5,000 Muslims marched in the capital, Dhaka. Police ­prevented them from marching toward the US Embassy.

EGYPT

Riot police clashed with hundreds of protesters blocks away from the US Embassy in Cairo, killing one protester, as the president broadcast an appeal to Muslims to protect embassies.

GAZA

Thousands of Palestinians joined demonstrations after Friday prayers in Gaza City.

GREAT BRITAIN

About 250 protesters marched through London to the US ­Embassy.

INDIA

Thousands protested in the ­volatile Indian-controlled region of Kashmir. The top government cleric demanded Americans leave. In Chennai, protesters stoned the US Consulate.

IRAN

Thousands joined a Tehran ­demonstration after Friday prayers. Similar protests were reported in other Iranian cities.

IRAQ

Hundreds demonstrated in Baghdad’s Sunni neighborhood of Azamaiyah. Dozens also marched in Baghdad’s Sadr City district. In the southern city of Basra, about 1,000 took to the streets.

ISRAEL

About 400 people marched ­toward the US Consulate in East Jerusalem in protest.

LEBANON

Security forces opened fire in Tripoli, killing one person after a crowd angry over the film set fire to US-owned restaurants.

LIBYA

Libya closed its airspace over the Benghazi airport for several hours because of militant antiaircraft fire against US drones.

MALAYSIA

About 20 protesters held a peaceful demonstration outside the US Embassy in the capital, Kuala Lumpur.

MOROCCO

Demonstrations were reported outside US diplomatic facilities.

NIGERIA

Troops fired into the air to ­disperse protesters marching on the city of Jos.

PAKISTAN

Hundreds of hard-line Muslims held peaceful protests against the film throughout Pakistan. ­Police in Islamabad set up ­barricades to protect diplomats.

QATAR

About 1,000 protesters gathered outside the heavily guarded US Embassy in the capital,
Doha, calling for US troops to leave.

SUDAN

Several hundred protesters stormed the German Embassy in the capital, Khartoum, burning a car and trash cans.

SYRIA

About 200 protesters protested outside the long-closed US Embassy in Damascus.

TUNISIA

Violent protests outside the US Embassy in the capital, Tunis, were met with tear gas and ­gunshots, leaving three people dead.

TURKEY

Hundreds of people gathered in Istanbul’s Beyazit Square to ­protest the film.

WEST BANK

In Nablus, about 200 people demonstrated against the film.

YEMEN

Security forces fired tear gas at a crowd of around 2,000 ­protesters trying to march to the US Embassy in Sana.