Hundreds of people have been to a tea party at a Bristol mosque, which had bacon sandwiches thrown at it last week.
Jamia Mosque in Totterdown opened its doors to thank the local community for its support following the attack.
At one point more than 200 people queued outside to get into the party.
Secretary Zahir Shabir said he was overwhelmed: "A week ago we experienced shock, anxiety and fear, a week on we feel cuddled by love and blessings."
Mr Shabir said there had been hundreds of "heart warming" messages of support from the community.
Two women and a man have been charged with a racially-aggravated public order offence in connection with the alleged offences.
Another man has been charged with a racially-aggravated public order offence.
