'We are resilient': As San Diego's Muslim community reels from mosque shooting, it refuses to be intimidated
Summary
Two teenage gunmen attacked the Islamic Center of San Diego, killing three people in what police call a hate crime. The shooting shocked the local Muslim community, which responded with grief and calls for unity. A large funeral prayer was held to support the victims’ families and the community.Key Facts
- The shooting happened at the Islamic Center of San Diego, which also has a school for children.
- Three people died: a security guard, a school teacher’s husband, and a shopkeeper who called 911.
- The two suspects, aged 17 and 18, shot one another before police arrived; one later killed himself.
- Investigators found a manifesto with hate-filled writings against Muslims, Jewish people, and women.
- The FBI seized 30 guns and a crossbow from homes connected to the suspects.
- The Muslim community in San Diego is less than 1% of the population.
- Thousands attended a public funeral prayer to show support and solidarity.
- The attack has led the community to emphasize resilience and coming together against hate.
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