How many other devout Muslims are weaponizing Muslim children? This savage can teach, but I am banned from the UK.

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London Bridge terrorist worked as a teacher at an Islamic primary school where he ‘radicalised children as young as four’

Khuram Butt was a teacher at a primary school in Eton Community School, Ilford

The 27-year-old taught after school Koran classes as a unpaid volunteer

Butt, Rachid Redouane and Youssef Zaghba drove a van into pedestrians and jumped out of a van in London Bridge wearing fake suicide vests

By Omar Wahid For The Mail On Sunday. 29 July 2017

The ringleader of the London Bridge terrorist attack was a teacher at a primary school where he is feared to have radicalised children as young as four, The Mail on Sunday can reveal.

Khuram Butt, 27, taught Koran classes at Eton Community School in Ilford, East London, an independent Islamic school for children aged three to 11. It is suspected that he used the classes to expose pupils to his extremist beliefs.

Just two months before the terror attack, the school was inspected by Ofsted and given a glowing report, which even commended how teachers had fulfilled their obligation to spot and halt extremism in pupils.



Khuram Butt, 27, taught Koran classes at Eton Community School in Ilford, East London, an independent Islamic school for children aged three to 11

This was the very time when Butt was preaching his twisted version of Islam, justifying violence and hatred towards non-believers.

Butt taught in after-school classes as an unpaid volunteer.

The school had previously been known as Ad-Deen Primary School and was exposed by The Mail on Sunday in 2014 as having been set up by an extremist called Sajeel Shahid, 41, who trained the ringleader of the 7/7 attacks at a jihadi camp in Pakistan.

Shahid also set up Ilford’s Ummah Fitness Centre – a stone’s-throw from Eton – where Butt also worked as a trainer and is feared to have radicalised other young Muslims.

Butt, who lived in nearby Barking, taught at the school in the months leading up to the London Bridge atrocity in June, when he and two accomplices went on an eight-minute rampage, killing eight and injuring dozens.

Butt, Rachid Redouane, 30, and Youssef Zaghba, 22, drove a rented van along London Bridge, mowing down pedestrians, and then jumped out of the vehicle armed with knives and wearing fake suicide vests.

They stabbed as many victims as they could before being shot dead by armed police.

Community sources in East London have told The Mail on Sunday how Butt held Koran classes at the school as a volunteer teacher on most days of the week.

The after-school lessons were attended by most of the school’s primary-age pupils, who number up to 30. There are 30 other children at the school of nursery age.

The MoS understands that social services at the local Redbridge Council have now been alerted, as well as the Met Police, who are trying to identify the pupils to see if they have been radicalised.