A Muslim chef perfectly hit back at Islamophobic mosque tweet

Over 200 mosques are taking part in this year’s #VisitMyMosque day facilitated by the MCB. Find your local mosque at https://t.co/lPmcknrTOA ???? pic.twitter.com/qGSH08y8HH

— MCB (@MuslimCouncil) February 13, 2018

Wouldn’t step foot into one if I was paid ,And no way would my children go to one either ,

— its only me (@Dingdongbell179) February 17, 2018

That’s a shame.We are raising Muslim children&they love attending the church for Christingle https://t.co/Wack6UgYLh makes them appreciate their religion as well as other religions around https://t.co/eoQEOf3QC6 know they won’t turn into Muslims if they attend, right? https://t.co/M1unfOMxhm

— Nadiya Jamir Hussain (@BegumNadiya) February 17, 2018

Beautiful well measured response. Dont know how you keep your cool sometimes. Great idea my boys would love it x

— stephanie neailey (@mrsneailey) February 17, 2018

Superb response. This kind of bigotry and ignorance is frankly breathtaking

— Michael Vallance (@MikeyVallance) February 17, 2018

I love this, it’s so vital children not only explore their own religion but others too (and also atheism which is often either assumed or dismissed) to understand the religious culture of others is to grasp the humanity of others too. Your school is clearly doing it right

— Victoria Thomas (@stardust6794) February 17, 2018

I’ve been in a mosque helping my neighbour go for prayers while her family where away for a couple of days, they were lovely in there x

— Sarah Ward (@tiggsie) February 17, 2018

#VisitMyMosque is meant to enable and enforce love and tolerance. The whole reason it was started was to remove that exact mentality

— Haleemah sadia (@haleemahfarooq) February 17, 2018

Well said Nadyia. Some are so ignorant. We visited the grand mosque in Abu Dhabi and it was the most beautiful place and the tour was so interesting. I will visit again.

— Tracy Stephens (@tracystephens1) February 18, 2018