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Though some Muslims wanted to take revenge and were angered at Father Boutros for speaking out against the Koran and against Mohammed, instead of refuting Father Boustros as was their intention, these same Muslims started reading the Bible and comparing it to the Koran, and in the process began their conversion to Christianity. This dynamic is a testament to Christianity as a true religion and also to Father Boustros as a man of God. Unfortunately, Boustros's life is most likely going to end at the hands of enraged Muslims - rage being a principle taught in the Koran.

Father Boustros' valid points about the Koran and Mohammed are worth repeating:

“Islam cannot stand in front of intellectual questions and no one can understand because of contradictions in Koran, contradictions in Hadith, contradictions and false doctrines. So they don't want anybody to ask and to learn. 'This is Islam, you have to accept it as it is' lest you should be killed,” Zakaria said.
Father Zakaria doesn't stop at challenging the teachings of Islam. He also questions the Prophet Mohammed himself, who Zakaria says had his mind set on wordly pursuits.
“He said that his concerns are three things: women, perfume, and food,” he said. “Where is the kingdom of God? Where is the glory of God? Where is the salvation? Where is love? Where is the mission of a true Prophet of God?”