A Glasgow mosque has been targeted by vandals.
Members of the public spotted graffiti on the wall of the Central Mosque in the Gorbals area yesterday morning, 23 May.
A picture was circulated online of the vandalism, which shows a love heart with the word “ISIS” inside.
Some members of the public believed the graffiti was in response to the terror attack in Manchester on Monday night, 22 May.
However the police say the graffiti appeared over the weekend, prior to the attack.
Glasgow City Council's environmental task force visited the site yesterday and removed the vandalism.
A police spokesperson said: "We can confirm that this incident was reported to police on Saturday 20 May 2017, and police enquiries are on-going."

New Bradford Railway Station Planned at Interchange Site
Man Jailed for Life for Murdering Former Girlfriend in West London
Man Dies Following Police Pursuit on M56 Motorway
Major Roof Repairs and Solar Panels Proposed for Halifax's Dean Clough
£2 Million Cannabis Farm Discovered in Bradford
Man Found Guilty of Murdering Former Girlfriend in West London
Police Issue Update on Murder of Young Woman in Manchester
Fireworks Safety Warning Issued Across West Yorkshire
Seven Arrested in Hunt for Two Men Who Absconded During Bradford Trial
Former Supply Teacher Jailed for Child Sex Offences
Leeds Residents Asked to Help Shape City Centre Transport Plans
New Specialist SEND Centre Opens in Bradford
Remix Saturdays
The Golden Era
Alim OnAir
Bhangra Nights