Pray to stay

I think the only really relevant question here is WHY did the alarm bells not ring in 2018 when this man committed a sexual offence ?, and why was his case not reviewed under the circumstances.

Whether the man is a convert, or Christian or Muslim has nothing to do with it, a person who is likely to commit such offences will not be less likely to commit such offences if he is a different faith.

Well TBF it has everything to do with it if they are using converting to that religion to circumvent an already flawed asylum process and assure their application is allowed

It shouldn't.

Well the vicar ,Priest or whatever he is gave the acid man his blessing and the asylum panel his assurances the bloke was a devout Christian .
The lefty do gooder in a frock is to blame for this nutter being on our streets and should be sent on a mission to convert in Afhganistan . He will soon realise he is on a lost cause .

The bloke is an idiot a fuckwit mind clouded by a lefty religious mantra .

You claim the fact that he is a Christian convert is irrelevant, but the evidence would suggest otherwise. It 'shouldn't' make a difference, but quite clearly it does. His first two asylum applications quire rightly failed, his third application was successful because he was advised to play the 'pray to stay' card. 

The point here has been missed I think, which is: After having two asylum applications thrown out, why was he still in the country? If his third application had failed I have every confidence his left wing lawyers at public expense would have begun preparing a fourth asylum application. The asylum system seems to be for show.

According to a piece in the Times, Ezedi was considered by his Muslim neighbours as a 'good Muslim':

“…Ezedi was granted asylum after he claimed to have converted to Christianity, but following the Clapham attack has been described as a “good Muslim” who told people that he wanted to return to Afghanistan to find a wife.

He failed to gain asylum status twice but won it a third time when a priest vouched that he was a Christian.

However, staff at a Kurdish grocery shop in Byker, an area of Newcastle upon Tyne where Ezedi lived for about a year, told The Times that he would often come in every two weeks to buy half of a halal sheep that he would then cut up and put in his freezer.

The staff claimed he told people he wanted to return to Afghanistan to find a wife.

They said that he was last in the shop on Tuesday afternoon, a day before he is alleged to have travelled down to Clapham and attacked a woman and two children with an alkaline substance.

He was wearing the same blue shirt and black puffer jacket that he was seen in at a Tesco on Caledonian Road, north London, in the aftermath of the attack.

The shopkeeper, who did not want to be named said: “Last time I had a talk with him, I asked him why doesn’t get married, he said, ‘I have no money. I have to go to Afghanistan to get married, to be with one of our people.’

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www.thetimes.co.uk/article/clapham-attack-abdul-ezedi-muslim-search-latest-london-news-j7s67jb95

Also in the Times:

"...At 7.25pm on Wednesday Ezedi, driving a white Hyundai, pulled up outside the Clapham South Belvedere Hotel, in Clapham, where locals said the woman had been a resident.