Blast before morning prayer at a U.S. mosque

In a statement published by police, a blast has reportedly occurred at the Dar Al-Faroq finished in the Bloomington region and that an investigation has been launched in connection with the event.

An explosion occurred before the morning prayer (Sabah) at a mosque in Minnesota, U.S.A., and that there are no victims in the event, reports Anadolu Agency (AA).

A statement published by local police reports that around 05am local time, an explosion occurred at the Dar Al-Farooq ʼslam Centre in the Bloomington region and that an investigation has been launched in connection with the event.

The executive director of the American Muslim Community of Minnesota, Assad Zaman, at a news conference citing the statement of a witness from the mosque community, has stressed that immediately before the morning prayer a person with a truck threw out of the window inside the imam office something and then left quickly.

Explaining that during the moment of the explosion at the mosque there were about 20 people and that there were no dead people, Zaman has indicated that window windows were broken in his imam office.

Among other things, Zaman has announced that they will provide a $10,000 reward for what they help to whitewash the event.

While a witness, in a statement to local media has stressed that a “fire bomb” may have caused the explosion.

The investigation launched after the blast becomes known to include the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the Bureau for Alcohol, Tobacco, Fire Weapons and (ATF).