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| Italian Muslim |
Cyber Daily News - Hundreds of Muslims held a demonstration in Rome and Milan, on
Saturday, to demonstrate solidarity with the victims of the terror
attacks of the extremists, to condemn violence in the name of religion
and shouted "we are not enemies".
"The message was clear, terrorism can not continue to attack anywhere on behalf of Muslims. We want the whole world to hear," said Abdellah Redouane,head of the Islamic Cultural Center in Rome, during a demonstration in the Italian capital.
The banners read "Koran against violence", "Islam is peace", and "Solidarity for the victims of Paris", brought the members of the Muslim community who gathered in the rain at a square in Rome under heavy police guard.
Rada rally under the slogan "Do not call us over", began with a minute's silence for the victims of terror attacks Paris last week that killed 130 people.
In Milan, where security improved because of fears the terror attacks menyeasar sepera city landmarks famous Scala opera house, people shouting "No to ISIS" that claim to invade France.
"No to terrorism, yes to the mosque," said Davide Piccardo of Caim, an umbrella organization for Muslim communities.
He called for understanding and a greater openness in Italy involving moderate Islam and Islamophobia quell the increasingly alarming.
"The message was clear, terrorism can not continue to attack anywhere on behalf of Muslims. We want the whole world to hear," said Abdellah Redouane,head of the Islamic Cultural Center in Rome, during a demonstration in the Italian capital.
The banners read "Koran against violence", "Islam is peace", and "Solidarity for the victims of Paris", brought the members of the Muslim community who gathered in the rain at a square in Rome under heavy police guard.
Rada rally under the slogan "Do not call us over", began with a minute's silence for the victims of terror attacks Paris last week that killed 130 people.
In Milan, where security improved because of fears the terror attacks menyeasar sepera city landmarks famous Scala opera house, people shouting "No to ISIS" that claim to invade France.
"No to terrorism, yes to the mosque," said Davide Piccardo of Caim, an umbrella organization for Muslim communities.
He called for understanding and a greater openness in Italy involving moderate Islam and Islamophobia quell the increasingly alarming.
