Abdullah Quilliam Portraiture

Image possibly from Abdullah Quilliams time in Turkey i.e 1908 onwards

Islamic World Nov. 1896

Painting of the Sheikh at prayer in 1902

Satirical illustration from the Porcupine newspaper

Satirical illustration from the Porcupine newspaper during Macedonian Crises

From the Liverpool Records Office

From the Liverpool Records Office

William Quilliam – Victorian Gentleman – from the Liverpool Records Office

From the Liverpool Records Office

Illustration (2007) by John Minnion from ‘Pool of Life’ checkmatebooks.com

With medals given by Sultan Abdul Hamid II

Abdullah Quilliam as Henri Leon

“Mr W.H.A. Quilliam, Sheikh-ul-Islam of the British Isles and Persian Consul”, Source: “In the Public Eye”, The Graphic, Vol. 78 (2017), 25 July 1908, p.106.”

“Bro. W.H.A. Quilliam”, courtesy of the West Lancashire Freemasons website

“In Service of the Sultan”, and published in Wide World Magazine, vol. 17 (June 1906): p. 223

“In Service of the Sultan – Wide-World-Magazine 1906, 221-226”

Dr S. R., “Der Islam im Abendlande [Islam in the Occident]”, Über Land und Meer [Over Land and Sea]. No. 47. pp. 1164-5 (photograph on p.1165). Available online at https://archive.org/details/bub_gb_omV3aPH87HsC/page/n505. Courtesy of Abdurahman Abouhawas.

Abdullah Quilliam, Sheikh-ul-Islam of the British Isles, defending Islam, c.1903, Source: The Trouble in the Balkans, 1904.

Illustrated frontispiece to the Persian edition of Quilliam’s “The Faith of Islam”, translated by Fakhruddin Tabataba’i.