A gunman sat in a car in front of the home of the spiritual leader of Utah’s largest mosque Monday evening, waiting for the cleric to enter or leave after sunset prayers.

He then started shooting, firing multiple rounds.

All of them missed Imam Shuaib Din, who heads the Utah Islamic Center in West Jordan, near the border of Sandy.

“Obviously, he knew my house, knew my car, knew my schedule,” Din told The Salt Lake Tribune on Tuesday morning.

On Monday, Din decided to break his fast with his family at his home, which is about two minutes from the mosque.

As soon as the imam pulled out of his garage to return to the mosque for 7:45 p.m. prayers, he said, the gunman — wearing a mask and hoodie — got out of his car, shot at him and took off.