Norway Muslims Question Focus on Breivik's Sanity Muslim leaders in Norway say they are concerned that the anti-Islamic ideology of Anders Behring Breivik, the far-right fanatic now on trial for killing 77 people, is being overshadowed by questions about his mental state. The self-described anti-Muslim militant shocked Norway on July 22 with a bombing and shooting rampage targeting the government headquarters and the Labor Party's annual youth camp. Since he has admitted to the attacks, the key issue for the trial is to determine whether Breivik is sane enough to be held criminally responsible. Mehtab Afsar, head of the Islamic Council in Norway, says "I'm not a psychiatrist, but what is important is what he has done. That should be the focus, not how crazy he is. He says Breivik "wants to get rid of Muslims and Islam from Europe. That is his main message.