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Irfan Wahid stabbing: Funeral held in Leeds Irfan Wahid stabbing: Funeral held in Leeds
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Hundreds of mourners have attended the funeral of a teenager stabbed to death in a Leeds street.Hundreds of mourners have attended the funeral of a teenager stabbed to death in a Leeds street.
Irfan Wahid, 16, died in hospital after being attacked in Harehills Lane during the afternoon on 10 February. He died from a single stab wound to the chest.Irfan Wahid, 16, died in hospital after being attacked in Harehills Lane during the afternoon on 10 February. He died from a single stab wound to the chest.
Mourners gathered at the Bilal Mosque in Harehills, with a vigil later held near where he was stabbed.Mourners gathered at the Bilal Mosque in Harehills, with a vigil later held near where he was stabbed.
A Facebook page features tributes with one post saying: "Pray for Irfan, and above all respect each other."A Facebook page features tributes with one post saying: "Pray for Irfan, and above all respect each other."
Phil Bodmer, BBC reporter on the scenePhil Bodmer, BBC reporter on the scene
The main message of the vigil was one of love, respect and forgiveness. The family of Irfan Wahid attended and his uncle spoke of his forgiveness.The main message of the vigil was one of love, respect and forgiveness. The family of Irfan Wahid attended and his uncle spoke of his forgiveness.
The hundreds of people present spilled out across the road at Strathmore View near to where the teenage was stabbed.The hundreds of people present spilled out across the road at Strathmore View near to where the teenage was stabbed.
Friends and former teachers were among those who paid tributes and Imam Mohammed Adam Aslam told the crowd: "We have no place to say we are angry, violence is against Islam. Friends and former teachers were among those who paid tributes and Imam Adam Aslam told the crowd: "We have no place to say we are angry, violence is against Islam.
"In Harehills we have to stand together and stand in peace.""In Harehills we have to stand together and stand in peace."
Richard Burgon, the Labour MP for Leeds East, who was at the funeral said: "Harehills is an area which is a strong community full of decent people and actually the community is showing itself at its best in the response to its tragedy."
A 16-year-old boy, who cannot be named for legal reasons, was remanded in custody at Leeds Crown Court after he was charged with Irfan's murder.A 16-year-old boy, who cannot be named for legal reasons, was remanded in custody at Leeds Crown Court after he was charged with Irfan's murder.
A further court hearing is due to take place on 23 March.A further court hearing is due to take place on 23 March.