Autistic Joshie, who reacted to anti-Muslim sentiment in England by distributing cakes, completed his campaign in Istanbul.

Joshua Harris (Joshie Man), a 12-year-old autistic boy who started a solidarity campaign by distributing cakes in mosques following anti-Muslim hate acts in England, completed his mosque visits in Istanbul. Joshua Harris, who started a solidarity campaign by distributing cakes in mosques after the anti-Muslim hate act carried out by a far-right person in the mosque in Peterborough, England last year, and carried this event to Istanbul under the coordination of the Istanbul Mufti's Office and Şişli Religious Youth Coordinatorship on behalf of the Presidency of Religious Affairs, visited the summer Quran course students at the Hasan Zeynep Mosque Religious Youth Center affiliated with the Şişli Mufti's Office, with his father Dan Harris.

The Harris family then came to Eyüp Sultan Mosque for Friday prayers and Taksim Mosque for afternoon prayers and offered cakes to citizens and tourists in the courtyard of the mosque with a bag with "Cake Not Hate" written on it. Some citizens who showed interest in Harris took photos with him. Making a statement after the cake distribution at Taksim Mosque, father Dan Harris said that they visited more than 150 mosques around the world.