rewrite this title Major police investigation into death threats against new Sydney mosque

Summarize this content to 2000 words in 6 paragraphs Police have launched a major investigation into a social media threat to “christ church 2.0 this joint” against a newly opened mosque in western Sydney.The Australian Islamic House Masjid in Edmondson Park contacted police on Tuesday after discovering a user named bazza08 had made the threat on the mosque’s Instagram page.The Australian Islamic House Masjid in Edmonson Park received the threat on its Instagram page.Credit: The Australian Islamic House MasjidIn March 2019, Australian Brenton Tarrant shot dead 59 worshippers at two mosques in Christchurch, injuring more than 80 others.Ramadan, the Islamic month of fasting, prayer and reflection, began on Friday night, bringing larger crowds than usual to Sydney’s Islamic centres.NSW Premier Chris Minns said the threat was “very distressing, particularly as Muslims right across the state are participating in prayer during the month of Ramadan”.“The NSW government and NSW Police are taking this very seriously. Racist threats and Islamophobia will not be tolerated and will be met with the full force of the law.”Worshippers at the newly opened mosque.Credit: The Australian Islamic House MasjidThe mosque said in a statement it had decided to go ahead with nightly prayers “after police consultation and reassurance of an increased police presence”.“We are profoundly concerned by this threat and take it with the utmost seriousness,” mosque president Mazhar Hadid said.