‘Don’t abandon your mosques,’ CAIR tells Muslims in US Call comes after terrorist attacks on two New Zealand mosques

(Anadolu) The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) urged Muslims Friday to come together in unity and solidarity after 49 worshippers were gunned down at two mosques in New Zealand during Friday prayer services.

“Do not be afraid and do not abandon your mosques. Not today. Not ever,” said CAIR’s executive director Nihad Awad.

Awad spoke at a news conference, saying there are 3,000 mosques across the United States with millions of Muslims attending Friday prayers.

“They have very legitimate fears, and they are being told to be afraid by white supremacists and political leaders who believe in white supremacy,” he said.

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