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Remember Iqbal Geoffrey Sir (1939-2021)
March 28, 2022
My Father – Petty Officer Khurshid Ahmed
November 10, 2021
London Borough of Tower Hamlets – A visual guide for future archives.
October 18, 2021
Remember Together – uncovering stories of Black and Asian WW2 contribution
October 13, 2021
From Wage Earners to Border Crossings – Chronicling migrant journeys across generations
August 3, 2021
Lady Evelyn Cobbold the First British Women Known to Perform Hajj
July 14, 2021
Aeroplanes and Heiresses: The Conversion of Gladys Milton Palmer (1884 – 1952)
February 23, 2021
Photography Competition 2021
February 19, 2021
William Henry Quilliam – Freemason and Esoteric
January 8, 2021
Corner Shop Diaries
September 22, 2020
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Establishing Communities: South Asians Muslims in London from the 1950s
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The Changing Roles of Women: South Asian Women and Work
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An Introduction to Islam in Britain
The pioneers of Islam in Britain – Woking
The key Muslim spaces in Woking
Muslim Woking today
The Heritage Story of British Black Muslims in London
Black Muslim Experience
Black Muslim Refugees
Black Muslims in Britain
A Guide to Preserving the History and Heritage of Muslims in Britain: Mosques, Madrasahs and Islamic Supplementary Schools
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