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Khwaja Kamal ud Din at Woking Mosque London c 1922 with Arab delegation The Shah Jahan…
Khwaja Kamal ud Din at Woking Mosque London c 1922 with Arab delegation The Shah Jahan Mosque, the first purpose-built mosque in the United Kingdom, built in 1889 by Hungarian-British Orientalist Gottlieb Wilhelm Leitner Designed by architect William Isaac Chambers (1847–1924) Partly funded by Nawab Shah Jahan Begum of Bhopal
A. R. Siddiqui 83 images
Abdur Rahman Siddiqi (1887–1953) was a statesman who worked tirelessly for the movement for independence from colonial rule. He was a key member of the Indian Medical Mission to Turkiye 1912-13. An active member of the Khilafat Movement, he also represented the All India Muslim League on delegations to London and the Middle East to support the Palestinian cause. He was assistant editor of the Comrade Newspaper at its inception. He served as Mayor of Calcutta (1940-41), acting governor of East Pakistan (1952). He established Morning News (1941) and was founding member of the Eastern Federal Insurance Company (1932), the first Muslim Insurance Company of India.
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