Muslims in Queensland condemn terror attacks in Sri Lanka

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The Council of Imams Queensland (CIQ) and the Islamic Council of Queensland (ICQ), on behalf of all Muslims in Queensland, in a statement condemned the atrocious attacks on churches and hotels across Sri Lanka.

Habib Jamal

Imam Uzair Akbar

Following is the joint statement issued Islamic Council of Queensland President Habib Jamal and Council of Imams Queensland President Imam Uzair Akbar:

“Our deepest sympathies and condolences go out to all those affected by these tragic incidents. In recent times the Sri Lankan people from their diverse religious and cultural communities have shown immense resilience in building relationships after experiencing several-decades of civil war in which many lives were lost.

“These acts of terrorism are not compatible with any religious principles, nor are they compatible with human and moral values.

“The right to freedom of religion and the right to pray in safety is paramount.

“We appeal especially to our Muslim brothers and sisters to reciprocate the solidarity and compassion that poured out in the aftermath of the Christchurch mosque attacks in March this year. Let us be at the forefront of condemning these attacks and reaching out in solidarity to our Christian faith communities, neighbours, family and friends who are grieving at this most sacred time of Easter on the Christian calendar.”

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