Islamic Community of Bosniaks in France has nine facilities, none of them attacked

None of the facilities of the Islamic Community of Bosniaks in France have been attacked, confirmed for the BH news agency Patria Isah ef. Dacić, chief imam of the Islamic Community of Bosniaks in France and imam in Strasbourg, even though the terrorist attack that occurred in Paris on Wednesday has caused a wave of desecration of mosques across France, with Arab mosques being the primary targets.

Ef. Dacić: We hope that the Government of France will do everything to ensure that the perpetrators of the crime are adequately punished

Two men, who bear Muslim names and are allegedly responsible for the deaths of 12 people killed in the editorial office of the Parisian satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, have triggered attacks on mosques across Europe, and especially in France, even though official Islamic authorities worldwide have condemned this crime and clearly stated that it has nothing to do with Muslims and Islam, writes NAP.

- Bosniaks have nine facilities in France, but none of these facilities were targeted until Wednesday – said ef. Dacić.

- Attacks have been recorded on Arab mosques – he added.

Dacić says he hopes the French government will do everything to bring the perpetrators of the crime to justice and punish them adequately, and Bosniaks will continue to respect the laws of France, as they have done so far, writes Patria.