An armed terrorist was stopped by worshipers as he stormed a mosque in Norway on Saturday, it was reported in The Independent.The "hero" who stopped him was 65-year-old Mohamed Rafiq, who held the terrorist down while another worshiper, Mohamed Iqbal, hit him on the head. The attack took place in the al-Noor Islamic Centre in Baerum. Rafiq told the press on Sunday: “I’m thankful for all of the help and support I have received.”Poway and El Paso.Police are investigating this as a potential terror attack and arrested Manshaus on suspicion of attempted murder. He is also undergoing a psychiatric assessment. “We’re investigating this as an attempt to carry out an act of terrorism,” assistant chief of police Rune Skjold said on Sunday. The suspect has also been accused of killing his 17-year-old stepsister.“We have uncovered extreme right-wing attitudes. The defendant has expressed opinions in which he praises [Norwegian fascist and Nazi collaborator] Quisling and is hostile toward immigration.”In 2011, white supremacist Anders Behring Breivik massacred 77 people – the majority of whom were teenagers – in Norway’s worst ever peacetime atrocity.