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“The Mysteries of Moslem Theology”: Sheikh Abdullah Quilliam’s First Published Writing on Islam from 1885.
April 20, 2020
Fuad Nahdi, Q-News and the Forging of British Islam: Some Personal Reflections
March 30, 2020
An Early Arab View of Liverpool’s Muslims
March 4, 2020
Malcolm X and Muslims in Britain: An Appeal for Information
February 20, 2020
Dusé Mohamed Ali: The Black Muslim editor whose paper covered the world
October 22, 2018
Finding and Researching Historical Figures and Events
April 11, 2018
An Exploration of Black Muslims in British History and Heritage
November 21, 2016
Celebrating the Past and ‘What Matters’ in Documenting British Muslim Heritage
April 18, 2016
What was the World of Islam Festival?
April 14, 2016
Telling the Story of How British Muslims Are Part of the Nation’s History
September 21, 2015
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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
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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