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Pray for peace: Sam Tiger (right) and Abdulrahman El-Lawn perform prayers after a cafe siege in the central business district of Sydney, Australia, on Tuesday
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Pray for peace: Sam Tiger (right) and Abdulrahman El-Lawn perform prayers after a cafe siege in the central business district of Sydney, Australia, on Tuesday. This was their first prayer of the morning and they prayed for peace and to bring comfort upon those affected especially the hostages and their families. They both made a second prayer directed towards Muslims to make the aftermath a peaceful one. (AP/Glenn Nicholls) (right) and Abdulrahman El-Lawn perform prayers after a cafe siege in the central business district of Sydney, Australia, on Tuesday. This was their first prayer of the morning and they prayed for peace and to bring comfort upon those affected especially the hostages and their families. They both made a second prayer directed towards Muslims to make the aftermath a peaceful one. (AP/Glenn Nicholls)
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span class="caption">Pray for peace: Sam Tiger (right) and Abdulrahman El-Lawn perform prayers after a cafe siege in the central business district of Sydney, Australia, on Tuesday. This was their first prayer of the morning and they prayed for peace and to bring comfort upon those affected especially the hostages and their families. They both made a second prayer directed towards Muslims to make the aftermath a peaceful one. (AP/Glenn Nicholls)
