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Mosque leaders find moments of hope after violent disorder

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Mosque leaders find moments of hope after violent disorder

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United KingdomEnglish · 1 month ago

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Photos of mosque worshippers reaching out to an angry mob have been widely shared on social media.

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The guy that did it was an immigrant from a Christian majority country and had a Christian family background. There’s no evidence or reason to believe it has anything to do with Islam

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