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Muslims warned to stay indoors

British Muslims were issued with a stark warning to stay indoors today, amid fears of reprisals following the London bombings.

Muslims warned to stay indoors

Thu, 07 Jul, 2005 - 14:53

British Muslims were issued with a stark warning to stay indoors today, amid fears of reprisals following the London bombings.

Massoud Shadjareh, chairman of the Islamic Human Rights Commission, appealed for calm and condemned the bombings.

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Courts London bomb blasts Place: London Place: Europe Place: United States Place: Madrid Person: Massoud Shadjareh Person: Shadjareh Event: September 11 2001 Organisation: Muslims Organisation: Islamic Human Rights Commission Organisation: Al-Qal’ah – Fortress Organisation: Secret Organisation Group Organisation: Al-Qa’ida Organisation: Jihad Organisation Organisation: Muslim Organisation: British Muslims Organisation: IHRC

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