An imam, known as the 'heroic imam' in London, the capital of England, became the target of racist attacks against Islam after the terrorist attacks in New Zealand. In New York, a woman with a headscarf and a pregnan woman were attacked in Berlin.
Muhammad Mahmud, the Imam of the Finsbury Park Mosque, first became the target of the insult of a passenger on the bus, and then the saliva of a cyclist. Mahmud said that after a meeting at Regent Park Mosque in order to promote the dialogue in the country, he boarded the bus on the way home and said, a middle-aged white man told him top vile Regent and swore.
Imam said that a cyclist spit on him after getting off the bus, I went after him, but he escaped. I am very sorry to see such inconsiderate hatred and the enmity of Islam after the incident (the terrorist attack in New Zealand) and what we have been through this week.
In the meantime, in New York City, a stewardship woman was exposed to the violence of a racist man as he walked down the street. Umber Nisar, a woman living in Brooklyn, said at a press conference with police officials that a man was trying to lower her trip by walking on a Saturday freeway and that the suspect had kicked her leg when she had not fallen.
In Berlin, Germany, a racist whose identity has not yet been determined, punched the belly of a pregnant woman with a veil. Berlin police said that two women, aged 41 and 47, had an altercation with one of their children, walking with their children at the train station in Neukölln, bringing their dog closer to themselves. The statement, the person in question, insulted women because of scarf, 41-year-old pregnant woman punched in the belly, 47-year-old woman was able to escape the punch at the last moment was transferred.
According to a study conducted in the United States, the crimes committed by Muslims find 357% more places in the media. Many attacks targeting Muslims were either ignored or cursed. This attitude of the Western media once again showed how the enmity of Islam was fueled by political and media cooperation. According to a study published by the Georgia State and Alabama universities and published in the Justice Quarterly magazine, the attacks on Muslims' names find more space in the media. According to the study, when the perpetrator is a Muslim, the media gives 357% more room than other beliefs or groups.