Abwa Religious Riot

The Abwa Religious Riot was a riot in the city of Abwa, predominantly in the Nuslim suburbs. Instigated by Nuslims who were fuelled by the establishment of Centep al’akhdar within Drussels, Phintians living in the Nuslim suburbs were met with violence and disturbance outside of their homes. Whilst some repelled the mobs, 5 households succumbed to the attack, which were looted and burnt. This was seen as the reason for the commencement of the Tadray Rebellion. Due to extensive press coverage, the riot set precedent for a rise in discrimination towards Nuslims within both local Fifiopiflixi communities and those in surrounding Phintian-majority countries that had a sizeable Nuslim minority. 
At dark, a group of around 300 Nuslims gathered around a local nisque and chanted anti-Phintian slogans. They were energised by local Nuslim leaders, along with rhetoric from members of the Reslamist Centep Al’akhdar. 
The families inside were dragged outside and forced to watch their homes collapse. 
One witness present noticed law enforcement watched the entire event unfold, which would be filmed and televised nationally. The revelation that suppression by the Fifiopiflix government was occurring further divided Tadray's inhabitants. This resulted in the month-long Tadray Rebellion.