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Humza Yousaf Says Glasgow Mosque Graffiti Attack Shows Anti-Muslim Hate 'Normalised'

Humza Yousaf calls anti-Muslim graffiti outside Glasgow Central Mosque a reflection of normalized hatred amid police investigation treating it as a hate crime.

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Former First Minister Yousaf said the attack was "predictable"

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Humza Yousaf says Glasgow mosque graffiti attack shows anti-Muslim hate 'normalised'

Former First Minister Yousaf said the attack was "predictable"

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Humza Yousaf slams Glasgow mosque hate crime as 'utterly predictable'

Humza Yousaf slammed the incident on October 28, saying it was "utterly predictable", feeling anti-Muslim hatred is "so normalised" in today's world.

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Glasgow Live broke the news in Glasgow, United Kingdom on Wednesday, October 29, 2025.
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