Moscow Muslims raise money for people hurt in Volgograd terrorist attacks

Moscow, December 30, 2013

Grand Mufti of Russia Rawil Gaynetdin Grand Mufti of Russia Rawil Gaynetdin
The Spiritual Muslim Board of Moscow and the charity foundation Zakyat have announced a fundraiser for the people hurt in the recent terrorist attacks in Volgograd.

A special account has been created for this purpose, the press service for the Council of Muftis of Russia reported on Monday.

"Visits and assistance, including blood donations, if necessary, will be organized for the victims taken to Moscow. A team of volunteers are going to leave for Volgograd to provide assistance to the victims' families," the report says.

Two terrorist attacks occurred in Volgograd on Sunday and Monday. Thirty one people were killed and dozens were injured.

Interfax

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