Muslim leaders call for calm in wake of killing

Muslim leaders appealed for calm today after an Asian man was killed in an apparent racist attack as he left a corner shop.

Muslim leaders call for calm in wake of killing
Tue, 12 Jul, 2005 - 14:21

Muslim leaders appealed for calm today after an Asian man was killed in an apparent racist attack as he left a corner shop.

Islamic groups fear the assault on Kamal Raza Butt in Nottingham was part of a backlash following the terrorist atrocities last week.

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