New Zealand a mosque massacre called for unity and security after many lives were lost.
The mum of the victim died just a day after her 38-year-old son’s funeral.
Kamel Darkish, 38, was shot dead on March 15 at the Al Noor mosque by a terrorist gunman during Friday prayers.
He was one of 50 people who died when the gunman opened fire while the victims were praying in the city of Christchurch.
Kamel, a dad-of-three, had only recently moved to New Zealand from Jordan and was waiting for his wife and children to join him.
His funeral was held on Friday but his family suffered a double tragedy when his mother Saud Abdelfattah Mhaisen Adwan died just hours after.
Kamel had moved to New Zealand six months ago to join his older brother Zuhair, who has lived in the country since 2007.
He had convinced Kamel to move as he believed it was a safer place for his brother to raise his three children, aged two, six and eight.
The mosque attack has been condemned by leaders and all over the world for the heineuos act.