A viral picture of women covered taking pictures of anti-Muslim protesters

Shaimaa Ismaileel, 24, was participating in the Northern American Islamic Ray Convention in Washington, D.C. this weekend, when she appeared in front of an anti-Muslim protest group, Shayma decided to make a sign of peace in front of protesters, presenting herself with a smiling view just a few meters away from them.

Shaymaa, who works as a therapist for children with autism, told BuzzFed that most people at the convention were worried about protesters standing directly outside the building, follows Periscope.

The men, one of whom wore a shirt that read "You need Jesus, with other messages.

One reads: Islam is a religion of blood and murder! The blood of Jesus has been rewarded for all mankind.

Shaymaa said that when she passed last of them on Saturday to go to Congress she just made sure that they saw her face as she walked from them, transemit Perscope

But she didn't think it was enough.

When she saw the protests again Sunday on Easter day she had an idea.

I left while they kept shouting the hate speech. I asked the police officer if I could stand in front of people. The officer said “jo”, and at that moment I felt like the biggest rebels, ” she said.

Later that day, she posted the photo in Titter.

On April 21st, the smile on the face of fanaticism and left as winner “, she wrote.

She took the same picture in the Instagram with a quote from the Prophet Muhammad: “Goodness is a sign of confidence. Those who are not good do not have faith.

Image soon went viral, with over 63,000 people enjoying its post in Instagram and another 26,000 liked it on Twitter.

This is the best thing I've ever seen,” wrote a commentator.

Shaymaa told Buzfeed that the positive answer has been thrilling and has made him happy.

Unfortunately, her online fame made her mother nervous./ P ERISCOPI/