Jalal Uddin murder trial
Two IS supporters murdered a community leader in Rochdale because they viewed his practice of Islamic healing as "black magic", a jury has heard.
Family say murdered Imam only wanted peace
The family of an Imam from Rochdale who died in an ISIS - inspired killing say they're still struggling to come to terms with his death.
Manchester Crown Court heard Mohammed Syeedy took part in a plot to kill 71 year old Jalal Uddin, because he thought he was involved in black magic.
Syeedy denied helping a friend to carry out the hammer attack in February. But he was convicted and jailed for 24 years.
A second man Mohammed Kadir is wanted for Mr Uddin's murder and is thought to have fled to Syria.
Mr Uddin's family say he was a peaceful caring man.
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Ex Man Utd steward denies suspect was ISIS sympathiser
An ex-Manchester United steward has told a jury he did not suspect a known sympathiser of the so-called Islamic State murdered Jalal Uddin.
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Man accused of murdering Imam denies supporting IS
A former Manchester United steward accused of murdering an imam has told a jury he is not an IS supporter.
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Scholar murder trial hears from Arabic studies expert
Mohammed Abdul Kadir, 24, is accused of the murder of Jalal Uddin, 71.