Ahmadiyya Muslim Community Seattle�s director of public affairs Alam Ali says the local chapter isn�t seeking punishment for the person who spray painted its Monroe mosque.
Source/Credit: Monroe Monitor
By Kelly Sullivan | September 17, 2017
�We can�t judge the intent of someone else�
The profanity sprayed onto Ahmadiyya Muslim Community Seattle�s mosque just outside Monroe was painted over early Saturday morning by an anonymous resident. The fresh coat nearly matches the shade of the original gray exterior.
Local chapter president Irfan Chaudhry told attendees of the ad hoc Coffee, Cake and True Islam event held Sunday afternoon it was accomplished by a good Samaritan. He said he doesn�t believe the act of vandalism that occurred last week at 23515 Old Owen Road is representative of Monroe or Snohomish County as whole.
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