The Turkish Jemaah of Hizbullah issued a statement over the terrorist attack on two mosques in New Zealand, where 49 Muslims were martyred.

"We are deeply wounded by the disastrous attack, in which 49 Muslims were martyred and 48 wounded," said Hizbullah in the statement while started with a verse from the Holy Qur'an: "And who are more unjust than those who prevent the name of Allah from being mentioned in His mosques and strive toward their destruction. It is not for them to enter them except in fear. For them in this world is disgrace, and they will have in the Hereafter a great punishment. [Al-Baqarah - 114]"

"This attack is not an isolated attack."

Jemaah al-Hizbullah Press Office published the following statement regarding the terror attack in New Zealand.:

"We have witnessed one of the brunt attacks on Muslims in the world. The most important reason for such attacks is racism and enmity towards Islam [Islamophobia]. In addition, Islam and Muslim enemies tolerate such movements and encourage them to do so. This attack is certainly not an individual attack but an organized attack. One goal of such attacks is to spread fear among Muslims, to keep them away from places of worship, and to prevent their visibility in society."

"Let us unite our power to resist the attacks against Islam"

Saying that these attacks against Islam and Muslims will not benefit anyone, on the contrary, it will make Muslims embrace Islam, and will lead to unity, Hizbullah made the following call:

"Calling Muslims of the World; it is our duty not to be content with condemnation against such profane and savage attacks. We have to stand with our brothers and sisters anywhere in the world. We have to unite our strength in all areas by leaving aside our conflicts and be coalesce to prevent such attacks against Islam."

The condemnation wishes were conveyed at the end of the statement:

"We congratulate the martyrdom of those our innocent brothers gathered in masjids by fulfilling the command of their Lord. We pray for a quick recovery for those wounded in the attack and convey our condolences to relatives of martyrs." (ILKHA)

Full text of the press release is in follow:

In the name of Allah, the Compassionate, the Merciful

"And who are more unjust than those who prevent the name of Allah from being mentioned in His mosques and strive toward their destruction. It is not for them to enter them except in fear. For them in this world is disgrace, and they will have in the Hereafter a great punishment. [Al-Baqarah - 114]"

We are deeply wounded by the attacks on Muslims, where so far 49 Muslims have been martyred and 48 others have been wounded that carried out against two mosques in New Zealand, during the Friday prayers were performing.

We have witnessed one of the brunt attacks on Muslims in the world. The most important reason for such attacks is racism and enmity towards Islam [Islamophobia]. In addition, Islam and Muslim enemies tolerate such movements and encourage them to do so.

This attack is certainly not an individual attack but an organized attack. One goal of such attacks is to spread fear among Muslims, to keep them away from places of worship, and to prevent their visibility in society.

No one has benefited from such attacks against Islam and Muslims and no one will benefit. Allah willing, these attacks will be instrumental for Muslims to embrace Islam and band together.

Our call to World Muslims; it is our duty not to be content with condemnation against such profane and savage attacks. We have to stand with our brothers and sisters anywhere in the world. We have to unite our strength in all areas by leaving aside our conflicts and be coalesce to prevent such attacks against Islam. We hope that our brothers will be cautious and prepared to guard in places where such attacks may take place, which will prevent attacks.

We congratulate the martyrdom of those our innocent brothers gathered in masjids by fulfilling the command of their Lord. We pray for a quick recovery for those wounded in the attack and convey our condolences to relatives of martyrs.