In Pictures: Norway mourns
Iman Christian cleric Anne Marie Tronvik (L) and Senaid Kobilica (R), chairman of the Islamic Council of Norway, prepare for the funeral ceremony of Bano Rashid, 18, at Nesodden church near Oslo July 29, 2011.WOLFGANG RATTAY/REUTERS
Norway's Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg (L) and a member of the Labour Party's youth organization attend a Muslim memorial service for the victims of last Friday's attacks at the central Jamaat Ahle Sunnat mosque in Oslo July 29, 2011.STOYAN NENOV/REUTERS
A memorial service to include survivors from the recent shooting at the Utoya island, hold up red roses during the memorial service for the victims of the bomb and shooting massacre, organized by the Norwegian Labour party and its youth organization, AUF, in Oslo, Friday July 29, 2011.Emilio Morenatti/AP
A man stands in front of a wall decorated with flowers in memory of the victims of last Friday's attacks, in Oslo July 29, 2011.STOYAN NENOV/REUTERS
A candle is lit in commemoration of the victims of a shooting as a person walks through a lake near the Utoeya island in Sundvollen July 29, 2011.WOLFGANG RATTAY/REUTERS
A close friend of Bano Rashid (18), one of the victims of the massacre on the youth camp of the Norwegian Labour Party walks ahead of her coffin carrying her portrait as they make their way to her gravesite at Nesodden Kirke south of the Norwegian capital Oslo on July 29, 2011.ODD ANDERSEN/AFP/Getty Images
A rose is seen on a fence outside Domkirken church surrounded with a floral tribute to the victims of the attack on government buildings and massacre on the youth camp of the Norwegian Labour Party in Oslo on July 29 , 2011.ODD ANDERSEN/AFP/Getty Images
Mourners attend the funeral of Bano Abobakar Rashid, 18, the first victim of the shooting rampage at Utoya to be buried, at a church in Nesodden, near Oslo, Norway, Friday July 29, 2011.Lefteris Pitarakis/AP
Mourners attend the funeral of Bano Abobakar Rashid, 18, the first victim of the shooting rampage at Utoya to be buried, at a church in Nesodden, near Oslo, Norway, Friday July 29, 2011.Lefteris Pitarakis/AP
Survivors from the shooting at the island of Utoya hug each others during a memorial service for the victims of the bomb and shooting massacre, organized by the Norwegian Labour party and its youth organization, AUF, in Oslo, Friday July 29, 2011.Emilio Morenatti/AP