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British Muslim MP has reported receiving racist hate mail��telling her to "go back to [her] country", in a tweet she posted��on Thursday.

Sultana said she found the email on her return��from��bereavement leave��following her grandmother's .

"Go back to your country, you are in my country not yours, you do not belong here. Britain First [is] rising, we will soon get [our] heritage back and tough if you don’t like it," read the email, which�� made reference to the far-right�����貹���ٲ�.

Britain First registered as a political party last September after its application was approved by the Electoral Commission.

The far-right group's��leader, Paul Golding,��was ��after conducting��a campaign of hate against a group of British Muslims in 2018. He was also��was found in May last year after refusing to give police access to his electronic devices on his return from a political trip to Russia, according to the��Press Association.

Having spent a couple of days away on bereavement leave, I came back to my emails today. This is what I found. Muslim women in politics shouldn't have to tolerate this.

— Zarah Sultana MP (@zarahsultana)

Sultana's tweet on Thursday prompted��messages of solidarity on the social media platform, including her fellow Labour MPs and .

Disgusting. Sending you love and solidarity Zarah. Keep going ❤️

— Nadia Whittome MP (@NadiaWhittomeMP)

Sultana has on her experiences of Islamophobia, stating at a�� last September that��“to be a Muslim woman... and to be left-wing is to be subjected to this barge of racism and hate”.

In a separate incident this week, Oldham council's first female Muslim leader, Arooj Shah, revealed she has received regular death threats since taking up her role.��

At an Oldham council meeting on Wednesday,��the Labour councillor called for less hatred and personal abuse,��"most of which is fuelled by lies and misinformation... by the colour of my skin, by my religion and by the fact I am a woman",��The��Oldham Times reported.

Shah was also targeted earlier this year when her car was firebombed outside her home in July.