Huddersfield Ahmadiyya leader Fatih Ul-Haq said: “We stand united with the rest of the country in sharing the deep sorrow and pain following the horrific, senseless attack on Wednesday.”
Source/Credit: Huddersfield Daily Examiner
By Huddersfield Daily Examiner | May 27 2013
COMMUNITY and religious leaders joined Huddersfield Ahmadiyya Muslims to pray for the family of a British soldier who was killed by extremists.
The leaders held two minutes of silent prayer for the family of Drummer Lee Rigby at Lower Fitzwilliam Street Ahmadiyya Mosque on Saturday.
Drummer Rigby, from Manchester, was killed by Islamic radicals outside Woolwich Barracks, London, last Wednesday.
Huddersfield Ahmadiyya leader Fatih Ul-Haq said: “We stand united with the rest of the country in sharing the deep sorrow and pain following the horrific, senseless attack on Wednesday.”
The prayers were followed by a presentation on the teachings of Islam.
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