Imam dies trying to save worshipper after axe-wielding attacker stormed into Belgian mosque and set it alight

Another case of importing secular Muslim murder and mayhem when you import Islam. The only good aspect of these tit for tat religious murders is that it keeps Islamists from forming a strong global alliance against the West.

FROM DAILYMAIL.CO.UK:

Imam dies trying to save worshipper after axe-wielding attacker stormed into Belgian mosque and set it alight

* Father-of-four Abdullah Dado, 46, died from smoke inhalation after blaze
* Speculation attack linked to tensions between Shiites and Sunnis

By Daily Mail Reporter

PUBLISHED: 00:56 EST, 13 March 2012 | UPDATED: 07:36 EST, 13 March 2012

A Belgian mosque leader was killed last night as he tried to save a worshipper set alight in a brutal petrol bomb attack.

Father-of-four Abdullah Dadou, 46, died from smoke inhalation after a man burst into a Shiite mosque in the Brussels suburb of Anderlecht at 7pm.

Witnesses said the man, who had no ID papers, turned up at the building, pulled out a knife and axe, poured petrol over the floor and then set it alight.

He then shouted Sunni slogans - sparking speculation that the attack was linked to tensions between them and the Shiites.

Worshippers detained him and locked him in a room before he was arrested.

But Adbullah failed to escape, and remained trapped in the blaze.

The man was arrested - a Muslim who said he was born in 1978.

No other people are being sought in connection with the attack, which also injured one other person.

As investigators sought to determine whether the arson attack was an isolated incident or a deliberate assault on the Shiite community, Belgium's Interior Minister Joelle Milquet suggested inter-religious strife may be to blame.

She said: 'This person went in (the mosque) hurling statements linked to the Syrian conflict. It appears to be a problem between Sunnis and Shiites.

'Belgium will not tolerate this type of act and the importing of this type of conflict on its territory.'

Islam's Sunni and Shiite movements have fuelled violence in several Muslim countries, from Iraq to Yemen and Pakistan.