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Prayers are being said for the September 11 victims at mosques throughout Britain.

More than 50 Muslim community groups have united to show their condemnation of the terrorist attacks which occurred ten years ago on Sunday.

Imams throughout Britain are giving special sermons at Friday prayers remembering the victims of the 9/11 attacks as well as other people affected by terrorism.

The British Muslim groups which have come together for the anniversary have said the 9/11 attacks were counter-productive to the terrorists' aims.

"Those who seek to divide society have failed. Indeed their destructive actions have only brought communities closer together," they said in a statement.

"Ten years on from the 9/11 attacks, our communities are growing stronger and more resilient. Communities have come together to find common ground and resolve differences."

This is the first time such a diverse group of Muslim community organisations have come together.

Dilwar Hussain from the Islamic Society of Britain said: "Terrorism is an evil that no Muslim should feel the need to defend, or make excuses for.

"Terrorists are not 'on our side', they are in fact our opponents."

The groups involved have acknowledged that the last ten years have not been easy.

They said that was partly due to incidents like the 7/7 London bombings, as well as conflicts which were prompted by the 9/11 attacks.

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