A shooting at the Islamic Center of San Diego killed three community members, with the two attackers later found dead from self-inflicted wounds. The victims were remembered as kind and devoted individuals.
Community leaders and advocates linked the attack to rising anti-Muslim rhetoric and hate speech. - Three victims killed: Amin Abdullah, Mansour Kaziha, and Awad (last name not provided).
- Attackers, aged 17 and 18, died by suicide nearby. - CAIR recorded 8,683 anti-Muslim complaints in 2025, the highest ever.
- Advocates say dehumanizing rhetoric from officials contributed to the attack. The attack has deepened the community's grief and renewed calls for systemic change to address hate-fueled violence.