Speaking on Good Morning Britain the former boxer said that the growing wariness towards Muslims ‘scares’ him: ‘I am Muslim and I never want to be looked at – if I’m on the bus or train I don’t want them pointing at me saying, “we don’t want to be on the train with you”.’ <br />Khan is from Bolton, in the Greater Manchester area, and his comments came in the days after a suicide bomber killed 22 people at an Ariana Grande concert in Manchester on Monday night. <br />A Muslim man himself, Khan added that now that he has his little girl he can see the racism more: ‘It’s getting worse and worse, and people will be pointing a finger at her and thinking “you’re a Muslim”, and [terrorists] give all Muslims a bad name.’ <br />He added: ‘I think Muslims all have to stick together; in all different religions there is always good and bad – killing innocent people is not in the Koran, we all should stick together.’
