So thankful for non-Muslims' help to rebuild in Southport.. they're welcome for Ramadan

Mosque's invitation after far-right riot

- AMAM MAHMOOD and JOHN KELLY

A MOSQUE attacked by a mob after the Southport murders is inviting people in to join members as they break the fast during Ramadan to say thanks for the support after the riot.

Imam Ibrahim Hussein says he is still having nightmares because of the violence he saw in July last year, the day after three schoolgirls were stabbed to death.

He watched in horror as hundreds of rioters hurled missiles and set fire to cars and wheelie bins outside the mosque in the Merseyside town.