Posted on 10 December 2012 by Emperor
Offensive graffiti attacking Allah and Islam has been painted outside a Muslim family’s home weeks after a cross wrapped in ham was left by their door.
The 31-year-old mother and two sons, eight and 10, say they have suffered five or six racist incidents since they moved to Bingham, Notts, in October.
The graffiti was painted on their path on Saturday morning.
A 13-year-old Bingham boy was arrested in connection with the ham-covered cross on Friday and bailed.
The family, who do not want to be identified, moved to the Nottinghamshire market town after the mother separated from her husband.
The husband said he had now had to move in with his family to protect them.
“They are in fear of their lives,” he said. “My kids are scared and crying. Two days after the first incident I saw the eldest on the laptop looking at a map, looking for escape routes in case anything goes wrong.”
“Clearly they are targeting my wife. I’ve got to assume it’s because of the way she dresses in traditional Asian clothes, with a traditional headdress.”
BBC News, 9 December 2012
Posted on 11 February 2010 by Emperor
Al-Farooq Mosque vandalized with the words "Muslims go home."
This could be the handy work of a left over from the Tea Bagger Convention, or some self-styled Knights Templar Crusader. The message is clear: “Muslims Go Home.” That is essentially the message preached by Robert Spencer, Pamela Geller and their fascist friends in Europe.
Nashville Mosque Vandalized
State, local and federal officials are investigating vandalism discovered this morning at the Al-Farooq Mosque on 4th Avenue South.
The words “Muslim go home” and several crosses were spray-painted in red on the exterior of the building, and an expletive and hate-speech filled note was left at the youth center, according to a board member of the mosque.
“It was an unexpected thing,” said Salaad Nur. “It kind of shook us.”
Metro Police Sgt. Brooks Harris said he has notified the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation as well as the FBI
to look for potential similarities with vandalism late last year at a mosque site in Murfreesboro.
Brooks was unsure if there was any physical evidence that might help them solve the crime.
“The key issue is, we’re really looking at this together with our state and federal partners and doing everything we can to get to the bottom of this, prevent it, and if there’s a solvability factor, we’ll find it.”
"Muslims Go home"
The Cross spray painted on the Mosque
