SOFTLY spoken and faultlessly eloquent, Crawley Mosque's chairman Arif Syed could not be further removed from the disturbing footage broadcast over the world last week – of a man holding a machete, his hands covered in blood and his words drenched in hatred.Arif speaks calmly as though he embodies peace, which he tells me is the real message of Islam, as he explains how he helps steer young, vulnerable Muslims along the right path.He said: "There are some key things we need to be...
