Tensions is building up among the minority Muslim community in Sri Lanka after multiple explosions hit the island country with a 70 per cent Sinhalese-speaking Buddhist majority.
A section of the Muslims are now complaining about stones being thrown into mosques over the past few days.
The United States States, however, believe there are other looming attacks about to befall the Asian country.
Sunday attacks opened wounds to an almost three decades of civil war between the Northern Muslim fighters and the Buddhist majority.
In 2009, Sri Lanka government launched an offensive that wiped out almost 70,000 people in its wake.
A group of Muslims Wednesday expressed fear of reciprocal attacks after ISIS-linked group of attackers invaded the country’s capital of Colombo.
In the attacks that left 359 people dead and another 500 people injured.
In the casualties, UNICEF established the number of dead children to be 45. This included three of the four children of a Danish Billionaire whose children were in the island country for the holidays.
The Muslims now say their entire faith should not be dragged into the wrongdoings of a few criminal elements among them.
In the attacks which if confirmed, will be the highest death toll of ISIS attacks outside of Syria and Iraq, several warnings went unheeded.
The Muslims now continue to live in fear after the incident, with many of them scared to even attend mosque prayers.