Charlie Hebdo will print 3 million copies of a special issue of the satirical magazine, depicting the Prophet Muhammad on the cover, a week after an attack at its headquarters left a third of its journalists dead.

In its first post-attack edition, publishers of the weekly magazine will put the copies on newsstands worldwide in 16 languages on Jan. 14. The issue will feature a cartoon of Muhammad, crying, on a green background, holding a board saying “Je suis Charlie” or “I am Charlie.” Above his image is written “All is Forgiven
.”Charlie Hebdo"s cartoonist explained his reasons for drawing the Prophet Muhammad on tomorrow"s controversial front cover.
"I"m sorry we"ve drawn him yet again, but the Mohammad we"ve drawn is just a little guy who"s crying." - he added.