‘We Weren’t Expecting to Stay,’ is Everyday Muslim's first archive collection. The collection consists of; video and audio recordings of...

Exploring the Diversity of Black British Muslim Heritage in LondonThis archive is a unique borne digital archive consisting of important...

The Mosque was first founded in 1953 by the late Al-Haj Ali Hizzam, a house transformed into a mosque, Masjid...

Located in the London Borough of Tower Hamlets, East London Mosque is a part of the London Muslim Centre and...

Located on the edge of Regent’s Park, the London Central Mosque, the land for the mosque was presented as a...

Fatima Elizabeth Cates (1865-1900) lived at "Granada", Victoria Road, in the town of West Kirby on the western side of...

The chambers of Quilliam and Sons, headed by a convert to Islam, the lawyer and journalist, William Henry Abdullah Quilliam...

Mustapha Karsa (pictured circa 1900) was born in Damascus in around 1848 to a wealthy landowning family. In 1880-1, Karsa...

Abdullah Ydlibi [Idlibi] (c.1820-85) came from a family of Arab notables in administration, politics and trade, with branches in Damascus...

Photographer, Digital Creator and Writer Hiba Kane founded Fellow People as a way to bring together creatives in the United...

Robert Stanley led the project to build the Victoria Market Hall, just three years after he had been elected as...

After getting married to Emma Meredith at the age of 19, Robert set up a grocers and tea shop with...

Stalybridge Town Hall was built in 1831. It saw two additional extensions during the Victorian period and was one of...

Shortly after stepping down as Mayor of Stalybridge, Robert, Emma, and some of his grown up children moved to the...

National Portrait GalleryThe National Portrait Gallery was founded in 1856 to encourage, through portraiture, the appreciation and understanding of the...

The Cambridge Central Mosque is the first purpose-built eco-mosque in Europe, completed at a cost of £24 million in March...

The Brighton and Hove Museums is a trading name for the Royal Pavilion & Museums Trust. The Trust runs three...

Founded in 1683, The Ashmolean is the University of Oxford’s Museum of Art and Archaeology. The closest place for prayer...

Tipu Sultan (r. 1782-1799) was the ruler of Mysore, an independent state in southern India. With his father, he was...

The East London Mosque is London's oldest mosque and one of the largest mosques in Europe. The initial idea for...

The London Central Mosque, also known as Regent's Park Mosque, was opened on November 1977 costing £6.5 million. The Mosque...

104 Main Street in Kilwinning, Ayrshire, was the birthplace and primary residence of John Parkinson (1874-1814), Britain's founding Muslim poet....

Halimo Abdi Betal (1878-1904) is probably the first Muslim to have been buried in Bradford; she died at the young...

In 1904, the great Bradford Exhibition was held in Lister Park. It was held to inaugurate the newly-built Cartwright Hall,...

In late April 1895, a group of sixty-six Somalis arrived at the Tilbury Docks aboard the Clan Ross. They came...

When they came to London many Bangladeshi women became homeworkers, joining a long tradition in the East End. Although it...

The British Library is home to the India Office Records collection, an extensive collection of archives relating to the administration...

The Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies was founded in 1985 as a centre for the advanced study of Islam and...