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SASKATOON -- Daniel Kuhlen says he’s not surprised by the recent attack on Muhammad Kashif. "Unfortunately as shocking as it is, it's not surprising, given what's happened both in our community and also across Canada and other parts of the world," said Kuhlen, communications co-chair for the Islamic Association of Saskatchewan’s Saskatoon chapter. Kasheief was out for his daily walk around 5:30 am Friday when he said he was attacked near his Preston Avenue home. He says he was stabbed in his right arm, his back, had his beard cut off and was then beaten with his own cane.
Saskatoon / 650 CKOM Jun 28, 2021 | 7:15 PM After a Muslim man in Saskatoon was attacked Friday morning because of his faith, some in the Muslim community are scared. Muhammad Kashif said the people made comments about his clothes and his religion and told him to back to his country while they were attacking him. Daniel Kuhlen is the co-chair of the Islamic Association of Saskatchewan’s media and outreach committee. “The first reaction was utter shock that this would happen in Saskatoon but then, given what has happened the last little while both here and elsewhere, it wasn’t so surpris...
"What is happening in our Canadian society that motivates, that encourages, that corrupts some people to engage in such heinous acts?"