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Islamic centre imam calls for 'peace' after 'politically motivated' attack on mosque

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The imam of an Islamic centre says his mosque was targeted because of links to the Iranian government - which he denies. Police are continuing to appeal for information after a group of ten people sprayed graffiti on the walls of the building in what has been called a 'politically motivated' incident.

The disturbance, which occurred late on Sunday night (September 25) at the Islamic Centre on Sidney Street, Manchester, also saw a man injured after challenging the group's behaviour.

Imam and trustee at the mosque and Islamic Centre Seyed Avaei told the MEN that he believes the vandal’s were trying to send a message to the Iranian government but says their anger was misplaced. READ MORE:Armed police stop Audi and arrest suspect in Aldi supermarket car park after 'linked' shootings Speaking to the MEN he said: “This place does not belong to government.

If they want to protest and send their voice, they have to at least go to the embassy. “The mosque is a gathering for worship, we do not interfere in political issues.

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