House of FaithThe 'House of Faith' plaque is installed at a mid-Victorian terraced house in Chapeltown, at 21 Leopold Street....

Abdus Salam - Blue PlaqueThe Blue Plaque was erected in 2020 by English Heritage, and is recognising Abdus Salam, a...

This masjid was established by Pir Maroof Hussain, a local spiritual leader who acknowledged the need for a place of...

Zia was a British-Pakistani thespian and truly a jack of all trades as he juggled acting, direction and broadcasting. Having...

A multidisciplinary artist who has worked with various forms over the years, from performance art to calligraphy, to sculpture, his...

Saturday 31st January 2015 was the date of our inaugural symposium at Bishopsgate Institute in London. The day was packed...

Founded in 1968, the Bath Street mosque was the first formal site of worship for Oxford's Muslim community, and largely...

Founded in 1921, City of Oxford Motor Services Limited was an important site of employment in the 1950s and 1960s...

Jamal's Tandoori Restaurant has been a significant place of networking for Muslims across the city. During the 1950s and 1960s,...

Al Shami restaurant was the site of Oxford's first halal butchers, and was established in the 1960s. Prior to its...

On 3 December 1964, Malcolm X addressed the Oxford Union when he partook in the 'Queen and Country' debate. He...

The Didicot Ordinance Depot at the Vauxhall Barracks, established during the First World War, was a major site of Pakistani...

The association, which was founded in the 1960s by Sher Afzal Khan, was one of the first of its kind...

A major site of employment which attracted Pakistani Muslims from Sheffield and Bradford. According to the newsreel source linked to...