Considered a Hero in the San Diego Attack, Last Post of Security Guard Sebak Law
The world was shocked by the shooting at a mosque in San Diego on Tuesday that left three people dead.
One of them is a well-known security guard in the community there.
The guard, known as Amin Abdullah, is now considered a hero because he prevented the attack from getting worse.
Amin, who left behind eight children, was praised for being brave in facing attacks and ultimately sacrificing his own life.
Police said when the suspect ran past Amin at the mosque entrance, he started shooting and they returned fire.
He also ordered a curfew and managed to save many lives, including 140 children at the school that was part of the center.
Meanwhile, one of Amin’s last posts on his Facebook page also went viral on social media.
The post, which was shared on May 6, shows Amin sharing the real success he felt.
“For many people, success is financial stability, good reputation, beauty, and so on.
“But for me, wallahi, success is returning to Allah our Creator, with a pure soul like the soul that was lent to me when I was born.
“Success is when the angel of Allah SWT says: Don’t be afraid and don’t be sad, but accept the good news of heaven promised to you by God, the Most Forgiving, the Most Merciful.
“May Allah SWT give us husnul khatimah,” he said.
People who knew the victim also said that Amin really cared about his community.
“Amin was loved by everyone, he stood there day after day, always smiling, welcoming everyone including the children who came to school.
“He was a shining light. He was a true hero, a martyr,” said Council on American-Islamic Relations-San Diego (Cair-SD) spokesperson Tazheen Nizam.
Amin has also worked together for more than a decade and people who meet him all share the same thing that Amin is friendly and likes to smile.
Apart from Amin, the two other victims were identified as Mansour Kaziha and Nader Awad.
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