“But I think there is a lot of frustration at the moment about what is being listened to, from what is being advised by the envoy, so I would have to take advice.”

Yesterday, the Opposition leader visited the Al-Madinah mosque in Western Sydney and announced a $25,000 funding commitment for increased security.

Peter Dutton visited the Al Madinah Mosque in Leppington on Sunday. Source: AAP / Mick Tsikas

The mosque’s imam says he welcomed the Opposition leader to visit his prayer room, even though he said there are many in the Australian Muslim community who disagree with Peter Dutton’s policies and singled out

“Many disagree with his ideas, but as a place of God — everyone is welcome.”