A terror attack occurred in the early hours of the morning outside a mosque in Finsbury Park, after which one person was left dead and eight people were taken to hospital.
Now people of different faiths are coming together to support one another.
Speaking to the BBC early this morning, three faith leaders said the attack would not divide them.
"We are not in it as Muslim or Jews or Christians," said Sayed Yousif Alkohey, director of the Islamic Centre Northwest London. "If part of our community – in this case, it is [Muslims] that are targeted – we are all together shoulder-to-shoulder as you see now.
He went on to say: "As people of Britain, as Britons, as people of London, we are all in it together and we really so grateful [for] many Jewish and Christian and other leaders who have been spending their own night with us tonight."