Abu Musallam incident

The Abu Musallam incident was an event where a large group of 3000 people, including Salafist Muslims, killed a small group of Shias in their home in a suburb of Cairo on June 23 2013. Among the dead was sheikh Hassan Shehata who was a prominent religious figure among the Egyptian Shia community. Some news sources described the mob as "takfiris", while others described it as being a result of anti-Shia rhetoric steaming from sermons at Friday prayers.^[2]

Abu Musallam attack
Location	Abu Musallam, Giza, Egypt
Date	23 June 2013
Target	Shiites
Attack type	Stabbings/beatings/lynching
Weapons	sticks rocks
Deaths	5 Shias[citation needed]
Injured	dozens[citation needed]
Perpetrators	Sunnis (Salafists, Muslim Brotherhood)[1]

References

1. Egypt: Attack On Shia Comes At Dangerous Time
2. Egypt mob attack kills four Shia Muslims near Cairo retrieved 5 July 2013