Response to Christchurch

Praying for victims of Christchurch

How can we respond to the violence in Christchurch? What can we do beyond condemning hatred, violence and bigotry? Let us pray for the individuals whose lives were lost and for their families. Let these prayers be offered by members of all faiths, as a sign of a union of spirit that is more powerful than the separation caused by hatred.

Let us remember in our prayers:

Mucad Ibrahim, 3
Atta Elayyan, 33
Daoud Nabi, 71
Sayyad Milne, 14
Naeem Rashid, 50
Talha Rashid, 21
Farhaj Ahsan, 30
Hosne Ara, 42
Khaled Mustafa
Hamza Mustafa, 16
Amjad Hamid, 57
Hussain al-Umari, 35
Lilik Abdul Hamid
Sohail Shahid
Syed Jahandad Ali
Syed Areeb Ahmed
Mahboob Haroon
Munir Suleiman
Ahmad Gamaluddin Abdel Ghani
Ashraf al-Morsi
Ashraf al-Masri
four Jordanian nationals (names unknown)
another Afghan national (name unknown)

and all the other mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers, children and friends killed or
injured.

May these individuals find their peace in God.
May their families be comforted as they grieve.
May they know that they are not alone in this moment of distress, but supported by prayers of faithful of all faiths, all over the world.

The Elijah Interfaith Institute

May these individuals find their peace in God. May their families be comforted as they grieve. May they know that they are not alone in this moment of distress, but supported by prayers of faithful of all faiths, all over the world.

May these individuals find their peace in God.
May their families be comforted as they grieve.
May they know that they are not alone in this moment of distress, but supported by prayers of faithful of all faiths, all over the world.