A former Manchester United steward has been found guilty of murdering an elderly imam 'for practising "black magic"' in an an Islamic State-inspired killing.
Former Manchester United steward Mohammed Syeedy, 21, was found to have played a key role in helping another man bludgeon to death Jalal Uddin in Rochdale on February 18 this year, a court heard.
The pair developed a hatred of Mr Uddin because he used a form of healing involving amulets, known as taweez, which are said to bring good fortune.
