Personally, I tell my daughters to duck whenever they hear any gunshots, not just those in a Mosque or a crowd, and I tell them to avoid crowds where young people gather to party. I had them take self defence classes because I KNOW that in all likelihood someone will try to sexually assault them, at least once, but more likely on multiple occasions, and that this is much more likely than getting shot.That person could be a friend, and employer, or most likely a professor at university or a man in position of authority at a place of employment. I think being a woman is far more dangerous than being a Muslim, although perhaps being muslim and a woman is double jeopardy. Life is so dangerous for women that it doesn't actually get the proportion of press it deserves. We have to put things in perspective. Being Muslim increases risk. Being a woman requires a lifetime of careful surveillance.