Manchester Muslim whines about perceived slights to his daughter as Brit children lay dead, maimed and mutilated in jihad bombing

At least he still has a daughter to talk to.

Imagine, if Nazis whined that their children were called Jew haters.

What is this Muslim doing within the Muslim community to denounce, expunge Islamc of its teachings calling for jihad, oppression and murder? Go whine to Al Azhar and Islamic clerics.

Oh and I don’t believe him. He is proving much needed cover and distraction from the real issues.

Muslim father says eight-year-old daughter has been branded ‘terrorist’ by friends in wake of Manchester bomb in emotional TV appeal for unity

A Muslim father made an impassioned intervention on BBC’s Question Time
Told how eight-year-old daughter was called ‘terrorist’ by friends after bombing
Made an emotional appeal for the country to come together against extremists

A Muslim father has told how his eight-year-old daughter was branded a ‘terrorist’ by friends in the wake of the Manchester bombing.

The man revealed the crucial jibe as he made an emotional appeal for the country to come together in the wake of the atrocity.

The moving moment came during the BBC‘s flagship Question Time programme, which was filmed in Salford last night as a mark of respect.

The man revealed the cruel jibe as he made an emotional appeal for the country to come together in the wake of the atrocity

The impassioned intervention came on BBC’s Question Time last night, which featured a panel including Home Secretary Amber Rudd and Manchester mayor Andy Burnham

Addressing a panel including Home Secretary Amber Rudd and Manchester mayor Andy Burnham.

‘My eight-year-old English daughter asked me why her friends are referring to her as being a terrorist,’ the man said.

He also said the car journey taking her to school had been ‘so difficult’ because she was asking what a bomb was.

‘The journey to work was so difficult,’ he said. She was asking me what a bomb is… what does a bomb look like, what is the size of a bomb.

‘It was absolutely a horrendous journey into work.’