March 21
Bikers have vowed to stand guard outside New Zealand mosques as Muslims take part in their first Friday prayer following the Christchurch terrorist attack.
Gangs like The Mongrel Mob, King Cobra and The Black Power have promised to support and protect their local Muslim communities across the country, after 50 people were killed and 50 injured in the attack on March 15.
Waikato Mongrel Mob president Sonny Fatu offered to shield the Jamia Masjid Mosque in Hamilton
“We will support and assist our Muslim brothers and sisters for however long they need us,” Fatu told New Zealand news outlet, Stuff.
He explained how The Mongrel Mob were contacted by representatives saying members of the Muslim community were fearful about Friday prayers.
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“We will not be armed. We are peacefully securing the inner gated perimeter, with other community members, to allow them to feel at ease.
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Dr Asad Mohsin, head of the Waikato Muslim Association said he appreciated the support received from “different sections of society, different interests and dispositions.”
He added: “It all gives us strength to overcome the grief we are undergoing. (NZ Herald)