Picture of this woman was mistaken as the wife of the shooter in San Bernardino..

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This woman shares the same name with the wife of San Bernardino shooter Tashfeen Malik. she is getting alot of bashing online because of her name, with anti-islam threats, even when she made it clear that she is not a terrorist. She tried to quickly clear up the confusion and tweeted " unfortunately the woman in the San Bernardino shooting has the same name as me.... and will appreciate if you all would stop with the hate mail".


People still responds with anti-islam sentiments...."all Muslims are terrorist" and you are still a terrorist because you are a Muslim. 

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 She still maintains the twitter account...





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