Foreign Minister Penny Wong has called on Australians to stand against Islamophobia after two suspected arson attacks hit two mosques in South Australia over the past week.
The most recent incident occurred at 2am on Monday when a gas cylinder was set on fire outside the Al-Khalil Mosque in Adelaide’s north.
A burnt-out gas cylinder at the Al-Khalil Mosque in Adelaide. Picture: Islamic Society of South Australia The Islamic representative body said an earlier attack hit the Marion Mosque on October 19 when two grass fires were lit on Condada Avenue, which runs alongside the house of worship.The police believe grass fires were deliberately lit near the Marion Mosque in Adelaide. Picture: Supplied“Police are investigating the fires but do not believe that the fires are linked and do not believe that they are racially motivated at this time,” the spokesman said.
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