A Muslim shop owner in Wellington has captured a customer's racist conversation on camera when she visited his store. Nureddin Abdurahman, owner of Near And Far Import Export Limited, was working on Tuesday afternoon when the woman walked into his shop to look at rugs. After saying he was an Ethiopian Muslim, the woman said "That's a shame" before spending 15 minutes telling the shop owner that his religion was "evil". "You know why I think it's a shame [you're a Muslim], because you believe in your Quran and jihad, and you can lie," the woman told Abdurahman as he worked. "I think it's a shame if you're an atheist, I think it's a shame if you're a Buddhist, I think it's a shame if someone is a Hindu.

Source: Otago Daily Times September 09, 2020 03:56 UTC