Theo van Gogh is shown in this August 2001 file photo. Van Gogh, a Dutch filmmaker who had made a film critical of some elements of Islamic culture has been shot dead in Amsterdam, Tuesday, Nov. 2, 2004. Police are looking for possible links between the explosion which hit a Muslim school in southern Netherlands Monday and the murder of Dutch film director Theo van Gogh last week. (Photo: ABC News/AP Photos/ Willem ten Veldhuys/ Dijkstra b.v.)

    BRUSSELS, Nov. 8 (Xinhuanet) -- An explosion hit a Muslim school in southern Netherlands Monday, damaging the door and shattering glasses nearby, but causing no injuries, reports reaching here said.

    The blast occurred at a school in Dutch town of Eindhoven, police said. As the school was empty at the time of the attack, no injuries were reported.

    Police are looking for possible links between the incident and the murder of Dutch film director Theo van Gogh last week.

    Van Gogh, 47, was killed in the Dutch capital of Amsterdam Tuesday morning by a man dressed in a traditional Moroccan jallaba.

    The film director had received death threats for his film Submission -- a film on violence against women in Islamic societies.

    The killer reportedly left a message on the director's body threatening more attacks.

    Van Gogh's death also aroused several other attacks over the weekend, including two failed attempts to set fire on mosques.

    The Dutch police had arrested six Moroccans, an Algerian and a Moroccan with Spanish citizenship for the killing of Van Gogh, Radio Netherlands reported Wednesday. Enditem