Paris attacks: Faith leaders stand together in Oldbury's silent vigil against terrorism
People from all faiths united against terror as they took part in a silent vigil in Sandwell.
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More than 100 Muslims led the event in Oldbury, a week on from the terror attacks on Paris.
The Inclusive Muslim Action Network (IMAN) - a coalition of Sandwell Muslim organisations, mosques and partners - held the vigil and were joined by representatives from other faiths.
Sandwell Council Leader Councillor Darren Cooper and the Mayor of Sandwell, Councillor Barbara Price, also joined forces to show solidarity, respect and peace against terrorism at the event in Oldbury Civic Square
Councillor Cooper described it as a 'welcome protest' of joining all faiths together in the face of terrorism.
