A car has crashed into Muslims celebrating Eid in Newcastle, injuring three adults and three children.
A 42-year-old woman has been arrested. Police have said they do not believe the crash is terror related.
Imam Abdul Basith, from Newcastle Central Mosque, says those who attend the mosque in the west end "live like a family" and therefore wanted to pray for those injured after a car crashed into Muslims attending an Eid event in Newcastle on Sunday.
The Imam says their thoughts are with those affected by the crash.
Imam Abdul Basith, from Newcastle Central Mosque, says the crash in Newcastle's West End has left people "shocked and saddened".
A car car crashed into Muslims attending Eid in Newcastle, injuring three adults and three children.
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Northumbria police have released the following statement:
This is the scene at Westgate Road Sports centre in Newcastle following a collision between a vehicle and six pedestrians, three of whom are children.
