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Abdul Ezedi, 35, who was granted asylum after converting to Christianity, was buried in an Islamic ceremony at an east London cemetery this month with a handful of people present.
The Home Secretary's stern Easter message to church leaders comes after it emerged a Baptist minister backed Clapham chemical attacker Abdul Ezedi's bid to gain asylum.
The fundraising page raised more than £6,000 with the appeal brushing over his sex assault conviction and Clapham attack, giving him a fake name.
Monsters like Abdul Ezedi do not deserve asylum just because they convert to Christianity, says Carole Malone
Home Secretary James Cleverly called in Christian leaders in the wake of the Abdul Ezedi case.