Remembering the dead: Local residents gathering for a prayer and moment of silence at the Umar Mosque in Auckland.
PETALING JAYA: As Malaysians stand up for peace this morning, leaders from all major religions in the country say a terror attack fuelled by hate against anyone is an attack against humanity and must not be viewed in isolation by any one community.
They urged the people to take part in the “Solidarity4Peace” rally organised by the Prime Minister’s Department (Religious Affairs) and civil society organisations today.
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