In 2015, Canadian Imams issued a fatwa (in English, a "ruling") warning Canadian Muslims to be on guard against statements based upon hate and violence by ISIS and other radical groups and to advise other Muslims not to be swayed by such statements. The Imams knew when they issued the fatwa that they could be putting their own lives in danger by standing up for peaceful coexistence with non-Muslims but still did it, acting not only as Muslim leaders but as Canadian citizens. Now, they have been victimized by a person or persons who we can assume acted out of hatred. Now it's the turn of non-Muslims in Canada to remind Muslims that we are with them and will work with them to try to protect them from terrorism, just as they showed that they were willing to stand with their non-Muslim fellow citizens back in 2015.