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'Holding on to hate gets us nowhere'
Birmingham Mail
|October 04, 2025
DAUGHTER OF MURDERED MAN FEARS RACE HATRED BACK ON THE RISE
IT has been 12 years since grandfather Mohammed Saleem was stabbed as he walked home from his mosque in Small Heath, a murder that shocked Birmingham to the core.
A smiling, well-respected elder and devoted family man, Mohammed's life was snuffed out by a terrorist who feared an Islamic 'takeover'.
His killer Pavlo Lapshyn was found dead in prison last month, but those involved in the fight against racism and fascism in Birmingham say - the racist ideology that fuelled his fury is far from a relic of the past.
Maz Saleem, Mohammed’s youngest daughter, who now lives in London, fears the current climate is legitimising far right views.
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