Members are feeling a broken sense of belonging after the targeted attack on this community pillar.
KENT, Wash. — Hundreds of members from a mosque in south King County are worried for their safety after someone vandalized their house of worship over the weekend.
Members are feeling a broken sense of belonging after the targeted attack on this community pillar.
“Sense of belonging is the prime thing that gets affected,” said Mohsin Ikram. “That is really hurtful.”
Mohsin Ikram is a longtime member of the Islamic Center of Federal Way, a mosque for thousands of people located on the border of Kent and Federal Way.
“That’s where I come
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