Iraqi Muslim Who Bought “I’m Muslim, Don’t Panic” T-Shirt – Gets Savagely Beaten by Fellow Muslim Migrants

An Iraqi Muslim who bought an “I’m Muslim, Don’t Panic” T-shirt was savagely beaten by three fellow “refugees” and hospitalized.
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They didn’t like his shirt.
The Daily Mail reported:

An asylum seeker who jokingly wore a T-shirt saying ‘I’m Muslim, don’t panic’ was so savagely beaten by his fellow refugees that he had to be rushed to hospital.

The 23-year-old Iraqi had thought that his fellow Islamic asylum seekers would see the funny side, but instead they accused him of offending their religion and decided to teach him a painful lesson.

The man was attacked in the evening as he returned to his asylum seeker home in Berlin, Germany wearing the T-shirt which he had just bought.

He was allegedly confronted by three angry Muslims who ripped up the T-shirt and ran off after beating him.

Two of the alleged attackers, a 27-year-old from Syria and a 33-year-old from Lebanon, were later arrested on charges of aggravated GBH.

Police said a report would be prepared for prosecutors.

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