Mosque in Germany suffers Islamophobic attack

By Mesut Zeyrek

COLOGNE, Germany (AA) - A mosque in Germany was subjected to an Islamophobic attack.

Last Saturday, Islamophobic slurs and derogatory words about Prophet Muhammad were written on the wall of the mosque affiliated with the Turkish-Islamic Union for Religious Affairs (DITIB) in the western city of Offenbach.

In a statement, police urged eyewitnesses to identify the perpetrators, adding that an investigation has been launched on the attack.

Muslims of Germany and their mosques were subjected to 662 attacks last year.