Dublin: The attack on Shaykh Dr. Umar Al Qadri, chairperson of the Irish Muslim Council, has sparked a perplexing mystery in Dublin. Dr. Al Qadri alleges that he was assaulted by two individuals, claiming the attack stemmed from racial hatred. However, Gardaí maintain that the incident was an attempted robbery, emphasising the need for a thorough investigation to uncover the true motive.
Dr. Al Qadri, a prominent figure in Ireland’s Muslim community and head of the Islamic Educational and Cultural Centre of Ireland, was attacked in Tallaght on Friday evening while meeting two individuals to discuss marriage matters. Despite his assertions of a racially motivated assault, Gardaí maintain that robbery was the primary motive, although no possessions were reportedly stolen during the incident.
The imam recounts being struck on the face upon exiting his car, subsequently losing consciousness. He credits his rescue to the intervention of two young men and a woman who came to his aid. Despite suffering injuries, including facial trauma and damaged teeth, Dr. Al Qadri maintains that racial hatred was the driving force behind the attack.
While Gardaí confirm one person sought medical treatment following the incident, detectives have yet to question the imam as part of their ongoing investigation. The incident has elicited concern from within the Muslim community, with friends of the imam highlighting its potential impact on Muslims residing in Ireland. As inquiries continue, the true circumstances surrounding the attack remain shrouded in mystery.
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