Muslims visit church and temples to show solidarity


In the spirit of harmony: Shah Kirit (front row, fourth from left) and other Global Unity Network members with the St Joseph Church congregation in Sentul, Kuala Lumpur.

PETALING JAYA: In the true spirit of solidarity, a Muslim group visited a church, a Hindu temple and a Buddhist temple.

The Global Unity Network NGO wanted to prove a point following the Easter Sunday suicide bombings in churches and hotels in Sri Lanka, which killed about 250 people and wounded scores more.

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