Muazzin Rafat, (R) who was stabbed whilst praying in the mosque the previous day, arrives for Friday Prayers at London Central Mosque near Regent's Park in London on February 21, 2020. - British police on Thursday said they were not treating as terror related a London mosque stabbing in which an elderly worshipper suffered non life-threatening injuries. (Photo by Tolga AKMEN / AFP)
Muazzin Rafat, (R) who was stabbed whilst praying in the mosque the previous day, arrives for Friday Prayers at London Central Mosque near Regent's Park in London on February 21, 2020. - British police on Thursday said they were not treating as terror related a London mosque stabbing in which an elderly worshipper suffered non life-threatening injuries. (Photo by Tolga AKMEN / AFP)
Muazzin Rafat, (R) who was stabbed whilst praying in the mosque the previous day, arrives for Friday Prayers at London Central Mosque near Regent’s Park in London on February 21, 2020. – British police on Thursday said they were not treated as terror-related a London mosque stabbing in which an elderly worshipper suffered non-life-threatening injuries. (Photo by Tolga AKMEN / AFP)London police on Saturday charged a 29-year-old homeless man with causing grievous bodily harm and possessing an illegal knife he used to stab a mosque leader during prayers.
Suspect Daniel Horton stabbed London Central Mosque’s muazzin Raafat Maglad during daily prayers on Thursday.
London police quickly ruled out a terror motive.
Maglad was treated at a London hospital and returned to the mosque for Friday’s evening service with his arm wrapped in a sling,