Woking Muslim Mission, England, 1913–1968
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Personalities

  1. Khwaja Kamal-ud-Din, Founder of the Woking Muslim Mission
  2. Lord Headley
  3. Dr G.W. Leitner, builder of the Woking Mosque:
  4. Maulana Aftab-ud-Din Ahmad
  5. Dr Shaikh Muhammad Abdullah
  6. Maulana Shaikh Muhammad Tufail
  7. Some converts from The Islamic Review
  8. Major J.W.B. Farmer, Muslim convert who won M.B.E. during the Second World War
  9. Ismail de Yorke
  10. Ahmadiyya connections removed from converts’ stories in edition of Islam Our Choice
  11. Marmaduke Pickthall ( Report from London newspaper ‘India’ added 13 May 2023)
  12. W.H. Abdullah Quilliam, mentioned in contemporary Ahmadiyya and Woking Mission literature (New section on Death added 10 March 2023)
  13. The Indian Khilafat Delegation at the Woking Mosque, 1920
  14. John Yehya-en-Nasr Parkinson
  15. Lady Evelyn Zainab Cobbold
  16. Syed Ameer Ali: Obituary from 1928
    — First chairman of the Woking Mosque Trust
  17. Mian Sir Muhammad Shafi: Obituary from 1932
    — Muslim League leader, minister and politician who supported the Woking Muslim Mission
  18. Sir Abbas Ali Baig: Obituary of from 1933
    — Muslim leader who helped Khwaja Kamal-ud-Din obtain the Woking Mosque for use.
  19. Mr. M. A. Jinnah attends ‘Id-ul-Fitr at the Woking Mosque, 1932
  20. Crown Prince (later King) Faisal of Saudi Arabia visits Woking Mosque, February 1939
  21. Abdullah Yusuf Ali — his death in December 1953
  22. Memorial service at Woking Mosque for the Aga Khan III, Sultan Muhammad Shah, 21 August 1957
  23. Tunku Abdur Rahman, Prime Minister of Malaysia, visits the Woking Mosque, attends Id-ul-Fitr, 1961
  24. Woking Mosque Visitors Book, 1948–1954
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