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Thousands of Muslims held Friday prayers near the Al-Nour Mosque in Christchurch, New Zealand, one of two mosques where 50 people were killed last Friday.
New Zealand's Prime Minister Jacinda Ardirne, along with several New Zealand officials and citizens, showed their solidarity with the families of the victims at the prayer site. Jacinda wore a black cloak and spoke to the audience with a moving speech in which she cited a prophetic hadith.
The Ambassador of Saudi Arabia to New Zealand, Abdulrahman Al-Suhaibani, a delegation of senior officials of the League of World Muslims and a number of representatives of Islamic countries attended the prayer.
"New Zealand shares with you the sorrow and mourning of the victims, we are a person," she said. "As believers in their affection, compassion and compassion, as the body, if a member complained to him, the rest of the body would watch him and have a fever."
And broadcast the New Zealand radio and live Friday prayer, as well as speeches and the mother of the faithful, one of the survivors of the incident, called Jamal Fouda, and emphasizing in the sermon that this bombing confirms that terrorism does not have religion, nor color, nor race, indicating that the incident is the product of the policy of intimidation of Islam, The world must end to "Islamophobia" and hate speech.
The prayer was followed by two minutes of silence for victims and official and popular funerals for victims of the terrorist attack.
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