Source: Associated Press
BERLIN (AP) — Muslim groups in Germany are asking for greater solidarity from officials and the general public over a series of attacks against mosques.
Several recent attacks on Turkish-backed mosques in Germany have been blamed on Kurdish groups angered by Turkey’s offensive in northern Syria.
However, far-right extremists are suspected in many other attacks, including a threatening letter containing white powder that prompted the evacuation of the Central Council of Muslims’ offices Wednesday.
Categories: Europe, Germany, Mosque, The Muslim Times
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God say: What you reap what you sow. This is a law.
If you do good deed is for you, if you do evil will come to you.
Try yo make people life better—dont oppress others ( Kurdits).
If Kurdistan want to has their own state let it be! It is simple.
Kurdistan has their own culture, language, different tribe.
Greed is the big problem of human
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