Australia’s special envoy to combat Islamophobia has condemned anti-Islam graffiti that was discovered in western Sydney over the weekend as “appalling” and “unacceptable”. Speaking to SBS Arabic on Monday, Aftab Malik joined religious and political leaders as police continued their investigation. “Regarding the message itself, what was sprayed was appalling, and it’s simply unacceptable, and it crosses the line from free speech to hate speech,” Malik said. “In the multicultural and the multi-faith Australia that we are in, that has no place whatsoever. That message can only do one thing — it can only fuel hate and division.” NSW Police said it received reports of offensive graffiti in the suburb of Sefton on Sunday morning. The words ‘F— Islam’ had been spray painted onto both sides of an underpass and the words ‘cancel