Our Fatima of Liverpool: The Story of Fatima Cates, the Victorian woman who helped found British Islam

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Hamid Mahmood is the founder of Fatima Elizabeth Phrontistery in London, an Islamic supplementary school, and a teacher by profession with an interest in history of Islam and the West. Yearly update of data from the school level annual school census (SLASC) for independent schools only In response, he gave her a translation of the Quran, saying: “Don’t believe what I say or what anyone else says; study the matter out for yourself.” The yearly update of data from the school level annual school census (SLASC) data collection will take place shortly over several days for independent schools only. A notice will be added to the service whilst this work is undertaken and then updated once all work is completed. Ansari, H. (2004). ‘The Infidel Within’: Muslims in Britain since 1800. Hurst & Company LTD: London, UKThere was her own personal story of her commitment to Islam against what were very difficult family circumstances and her significance as possibly the first British female convert in this country,” he said.

Soon afterwards, she became the first woman to convert to Islam under Abdullah’s influence, adopting the name Fatima after one of Prophet Muhammad’s daughters, and took up the role of treasurer for his growing band of converts. The table below shows all the relevant current and new associated name, numbers, and codes. Current local authority (LA) name Recalling the period later, Fatima said her new faith continued to provoke “satire and ridicule” from her mother, but prompted her new husband and two of her sisters to convert.The changes are reflective of the Get Information about Schools (GIAS) service position on Friday 31/03/2023. The underlying geospatial and location information from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) will also need to be updated on the GIAS service. Yearly update of data from the underlying data of the schools, pupils and their characteristics statistical release Gilham, J. (2014). Loyal Enemies: British Converts to Islam, 1850-1950. C Hurst & Co Publishers Ltd: London, UK This compelling account of the life and tragic death of Fatima Elizabeth Cates moves us to consider the significant role that women played in the advent of Islam in Britain.”

I thanked him and a few days afterwards Mr Quillaim gave me the Koran. I accordingly took it home and commences carefully reading the book. My mother, who is a most bigoted Christian, on perceiving this asked me what I was reading. PhD researcher Barbara Denuelle, is researching conversion to Islam from a Sufi perspective under the supervision of Dr Judith Bovensiepen and Dr Zerrin Özlem Biner and highlights the role of women in both the transmission of spiritual knowledge and community-building with the Centre for Ethnographic Research.

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