It is a horrible feeling to have in your heart, the sense that you do not know what will happen next, whether you will be safe going to your local place of worship for Eid or just walking down the road.
Last week, the bigoted and brutal Islamic State (IS) group blew up the iconic Grand al-Nuri Mosque of Mosul in Iraq and its leaning minaret, showing yet again that extremism has no faith whatsoever.
The terror group, which claimed responsibility for both the Westminster and London Bridge attacks in London and the suicide bombing in Manchester, are trying to create divisions and disunity against Muslims, but they must be seething at the strong and united British community that has come together after each tragic attack over the past three months.
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