Government: the death toll of the Damascus mosque blast so 42 people

Beirut (Reuters)-An explosion at a mosque in the capital of Syria, Damascus, Thursday killed at least 42 people, including a senior pro-Government cleric, and wounded 84 others, Syria Ministry of Health said.

State television and the anti-Government activists previously reported 15 dead, reports Reuters.

The television said one suicide blast struck a Mosque in Faith terrorist Center of Damascus, and Mohammed al-Buti, the priest of ancient Ummayyad Mosque, is one of who died.

Buti, a cleric who is reviled by the Government-appointed opposition movement, delivering the prayer sermon Syria Friday every week on television the Government. (AK)

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Police Say appellant threatened to bomb Tennessee Mosque on 9/11 anniversary

Published September 07, 2011| Associated Press

The authorities say that an unidentified man threatened to ignite a bomb inside a mosque in Tennessee to September 11.

The Police of Murfreesboro Kyle Evans spokesman said the Daily News newspaper that his Department and an officer with the Department of Homeland Security study who made the threat to the Islamic Centre of Murfreesboro.

The threat comes from the nation prepares to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the terrorist attacks on Sunday.

The mosque of Murfreesboro strives to build a larger place of worship. He saw signs of vandals target to its new proposed site, which was also struck by arsonists last year burned equipment of construction that was used to prepare the ground.

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