Parents are 'worried' to send their children to the mosque after the incident, one of its trustees told Sky News.
Mr Mohiuddin said:"We have a lot of elderly people and a lot of children who use the centre and obviously they are a bit terrified that someone is targeting us and fear in the future someone could go further."A hate crime is one based on a person's religion, race, sexual orientation, transgender identity or disability.
The centre on Battersea Road in the Heatons suburb of the town has not encountered any similar issues since it was set up more than 10 years ago, Mr Mohiuddin said.Greater Manchester Police has been contacted for comment.
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