Hackers attacked sites of the Council of Mufties and the Moscow Cathedral Mosque

Hackers attacked the sites of the Council of Mufties of Russia , its chairman Ravil Gainutdin , as well as the Moscow Cathedral Mosque . It is reported by Lenta.ru.

As the head of the press service of the Council of Muftiev Gulnur Gazieva told the publication, the problems on the organization’s website began around noon on Tuesday. Initially, the failure was connected with the influx of users, but later it turned out that the problems were connected with the hacker attack.

As of 13:40, the browser, when trying to open the site after a long wait, reported the impossibility of downloading the page. Meanwhile, as the publication reports, earlier instead of the main page of the resource, the plug left by the hackers opened. A pig was depicted there, holding a copy of the Qur'an in his teeth. The photograph was accompanied by an insulting text written on behalf of "Residents of Moscow."

“You are already for. Bali,” the report said. “We are well aware that the pig is a dirty animal for you, so here you have a pig with the Qur'an in the mouth.” According to hackers, the publication of the photo defiled the domain name of the site, so now the Council of Muftiev will be forced to change the address of the resource.

“Soon we will inflate pigs near all your mosques,” the hackers assured. The appeal was a mocking congratulation on the festival of Eid al-Adha (Kurban-Bayram) and obscene curses against Muslims.

The same plug is placed on the sites of Gainutdin and the Moscow Cathedral Mosque.

On Tuesday, in connection with the celebration of the Al-Adha, the capital’s authorities blocked the movement of vehicles in the areas of the Moscow Cathedral Mosque and the historical mosque in Zamoskvorechye. As RIA Novosti reports with reference to the Moscow Central Internal Affairs Directorate, 103 thousand Muslims took part in the capital in the capital.

On Sunday, nationalist pogroms were held in the metropolitan district of Biryulyovo. The reason for them was the recent murder of a 25-year-old local resident Yegor Shcherbakov, committed, as stated, by a native of the Caucasus. On Tuesday, it became known that the crimeis suspected of 31-year-old Orhan Zeynalov from Azerbaijan . Its location is not known to law enforcement officers.