France recalled its ambassador to Turkey for consultations on Saturday after Erdogan questioned the mental health of Macron and his attitude toward Islam and Muslims.

The French earlier this month described Islam as a religion “in crisis” and said he would present legislation in December to strengthen a law that officially separates church and state, Ahval reported.

Erdogan on Monday called for a boycott of French products while calling on world leaders to act together to protect Muslims in the face of what he called persecution in Europe.

“French President Emmanuel Macron has helped protect Muslims from the Islamic State (ISIS),’’ Kobani said on Twitter.

Paris backed the Kurdish-led SDF in the fight against ISIS in the region. But Ankara, which has been battling Kurdish militants in Turkey for almost four decades, views the Kurdish factions in the group as a threat to its national security and has conducted military operations into Syria targeting the group.

“President Erdogan, who supports Daesh (ISIS), does not express the interests of Muslims and the Islamic world when insulting him,’’ he added. “He is more so using the religion of Muslims for his personal interests.”

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