Muslims from across the UK have come together at Regents Park Mosque to honour the Queen. School children led the singing of the national anthem. It's the first time the new anthem has been sung in a national Mosque. 📲Read more:
Worshippers at London Central Mosque have sung God Save the King, in what organisers said was a first in a UK mosque since the Queen's death.
Ahmad Al-Dubayan, of the Islamic Cultural Centre, said they wanted to show how Muslim communities felt.He added: "The Queen was loved by everybody, and everybody remembers the achievements and the good things about her." The chairman of the Prince's Trust International Board, Shabir Randeree, described it as a "very moving moment".
"The Muslim community are united with everyone, and you've seen an outpouring of grief, not just from the Muslim community but from all communities in the UK, and, dare I say, in the Commonwealth and worldwide as well.
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