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Photographs from the work of the
Woking Muslim Mission and Mosque
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- Lord Headley with Khwaja
Kamal-ud-Din shortly after his conversion to Islam in 1913.
- The very first issue of
The Islamic Review, February 1913, front cover.
- Front cover of The
Islamic Review, August 1914.
- John Yehya-en-Nasr
Parkinson, writer, poet, converted to Islam about 1900 (The
Islamic Review, March 1914).
- Maulana
Sadr-ud-Din giving the Id Khutba in 1915 (IR,
September 1915).
- A British Muslim
family (IR, March 1916).
- Three British soldiers
accept Islam during World War 1 (IR, September 1916).
- Id-ul-Fitr day at
Woking, 10 July 1918 (IR, August
1918).
added 21 August 2002
- Group photo outside
the mosque, showing workers of the Mission, visitors and Muslim
worshippers, including British converts to Islam (IR,
May 1920).
- Children
from local orphanage entertained by the Mission (IR,
October 1921).
- Front cover of The
Islamic Review, January 1923, showing inside of Woking Mosque.
- Turkish ambassador
visits Mosque (IR, March 1924).
- A woman convert
to Islam and her statement (IR, June 1926).
- A convert to Islam
and his statement (IR, July 1926).
- Id-ul-Adha
Khutba in the grounds of the mosque, 1344 A.H. (IR,
August 1926).
- A convert to Islam
and his statement (IR, December 1926).
- Id-ul-Adha Khutba
in the grounds of the mosque, 1346 A.H. (IR, July 1928).
- Imam delivering
Id-ul-Fitr Khutba, 1348 A.H. (IR, March-April
1930)
- Birthday of Holy
Prophet Muhammad, London, September 30, 1930
(IR, November 1930)
- Group
photo from Id-ul-Fitr, February 19th, 1931 (IR, March-April
1931)
- Sons of the Nizam
of Hyderabad (India) visit Woking, June 7, 1931 (IR,
August 1931)
- Birthday of the Holy
Prophet Muhammad, London, October 30, 1931 (IR, December
1931)
- Id-ul-Adha
congregation, April 1932 (IR, August 1932).
- Birthday of the Holy
Prophet Muhammad, London, December 7, 1932 (IR, March
1933)
Both Mr. Jinnah and Sir Muhammad Iqbal were among
those invited.
- Id-ul-Fitr,
January 1935, Sir Abdul Qadir delivering Khutba (IR,
March 1935).
- Function at Grosvenor
House, London, June 1935 (IR, August 1935).
- Prince Amir Saud
(who was later King Saud of Saudi Arabia from 1953 to 1964) visits
Woking Mosque, June 1935 (IR, August 1935).
- Laying of foundation
stone of Nizamia Mosque, West Kensington, Central London (IR,
August 1937).
- Another scene from
the foundation stone laying (IR, August 1937).
- Iranian ambassador
visits Mosque (IR, November-December 1937).
- Birthday of Holy
Prophet Muhammad, London, May 2, 1939 (IR, July 1939)
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