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.
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Faith leaders here all saying same thing: area is diverse & harmonious and only the few who seek to cause division… https://t.co/LQbuJLqueI
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."
In the early hours after the incident occurred, the Muslim Council of Britain tweeted: "Our prayers are with the victims."
BREAKING: We have been informed that a van has run over worshippers as they left #FinsburyPark Mosque. Our prayers… https://t.co/RwC9kBpiwe
Reverend Adrian Newham, the Bishop of Stepney, said: "An attack on one faith is an attack on all faiths," adding: "It seems to me the reasons so many people have turned up today from different faith communities is because we want to stand in solidarity with our Muslim brothers and sisters."
Justin Welby, the Archbishop of Canterbury, described the attack as "appalling". "It is a crime against God and against humanity," he said.
The appalling attack on Muslims in #FinsburyPark is an attack on us all and the culture and values of our country.… https://t.co/OQCeRNmbuc
In response to the attack at Finsbury Park, six presidents of Churches England have come together condemning the terror attack.
"Jesus came among us as the Prince of Peace, and in his name and for his sake, we stand in solidarity with our Muslim friends," the statement said.
Church Leaders unreservedly condemn all acts of violence which undermine society and foster hatred and intolerance. https://t.co/95jNZGAhAe
Senior Rabbi to Reform Judaism Laura Janner-Klausner said: "This kind of behaviour is absolutely condemned by Britain."
Simon Johnson, chief executive of the Jewish Leadership Council, issued a statement condemning the attack. Johnson said: "Our hearts go out to the victims and their families."
Our thoughts are with the Muslim community of #FinsburyPark this morning. Statement from @sjrbsimon on behalf of th… https://t.co/bPGFq9lRRQ
Jonathan Arkush, Board of Deputies of British Jews president, said: "This weekend, the Jewish community joined Muslims and others up and down the country for the Great Get Together in memory of Jo Cox," adding: "The way forward is to strengthen the moderate majority."
Statement from @BoDPres Board of Deputies President Jonathan Arkush about last night's #FinsburyPark attack:
Brendan Cox also tweeted about the attack. His wife Jo Cox died at the hands of a white supremacist a year ago.
Pathetic to see far right now try& portray their incitement to violence as simple commentary. You hear same excuses from islamist apologists
Others have sent their condolences and vowed that the attack will not divide Britain.
Thoughts are with the British Muslim community right now - your loss is our loss, your sorrow is our sorrow.
Attacking someone at their house of worship is truly evil. Prayers with the Muslim community of London tonight.
Any act of violence, physical & verbal, against any civilian in #London must be condemned. Don't let hatred divide us. #FinsburyPark
To my Muslim brothers and sisters; you are valued, you deserve love and you deserve unhindered respect ♥️ #FinsburyPark
Sending much love to my Muslim sisters and brothers in #London affected by this terrorist attack in #FinsburyPark. I stand with u.😡😢✊🏾