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Abdullah Quilliam Society Timeline

<h2>2012</h2> <h4>The First Sheikh Abdullah Quilliam Annual Memorial Lecture</h4> <p><b>Venue:</b> Pakistan Centre, Liverpool<br/> <b>Speakers:</b> Professor Ron Geaves, Author <i>“Islam in Victorian Britain: The Life and Times of Abdullah Quilliam”</i>, Al Hajj Ahmad Thomson Barrister and Author of numerous books on Islam.</p> <h4>April 22, 2012</h4>

2012

The First Sheikh Abdullah Quilliam Annual Memorial Lecture

Venue: Pakistan Centre, Liverpool
Speakers: Professor Ron Geaves, Author “Islam in Victorian Britain: The Life and Times of Abdullah Quilliam”, Al Hajj Ahmad Thomson Barrister and Author of numerous books on Islam.

April 22, 2012

<h2>2012</h2> <h4>BBC News: Legacy of Victorian England’s first Islamic convert</h4> <p><i>"On a bleak, wet and windy day in Liverpool the old Georgian, white stoned building which once housed England's first registered mosque…"</i>: Newspaper article written my journalist Rahila Bano.</p> <h4>April 25, 2012</h4>

2012

BBC News: Legacy of Victorian England’s first Islamic convert

“On a bleak, wet and windy day in Liverpool the old Georgian, white stoned building which once housed England’s first registered mosque…”: Newspaper article written my journalist Rahila Bano.

April 25, 2012

<h2>2012</h2> <h4>Open Day at the historic mosque</h4> <p><b>Speakers:</b>Jahangir Mohammed and Galib Khan.<br/> <i>“…As non-Muslims we were made to feel very welcome and found the talks and the tour very interesting…”</i><br/> <small>Carmel Malone and Roy Middleton</small> </p> <h4>September 2nd, 2012</h4>

2012

Open Day at the historic mosque

Speakers:Jahangir Mohammed and Galib Khan.
“…As non-Muslims we were made to feel very welcome and found the talks and the tour very interesting…”
Carmel Malone and Roy Middleton

September 2nd, 2012

<h2>2012</h2> <h4>First Abdullah Quilliam Awards</h4> <p><b>Venue:</b> Eastern Pearl Banqueting Hall, Manchester<br/> <b>Speakers:</b><br/> Jahangir Mohammed – <i>The future of the AQS</i>, Galib Khan – <i>The work of the AQS</i>, Prof. Mehmet Seker, Dokuz Eylul Uni., Turkey – <i>Abdullah Quilliam’s time in Turkey</i>, Lord Nazir Ahmed – <i>The legacy of Abdullah Quilliam</i>, Ron Geaves – <i>The life of Abdullah Quilliam</i> </p> <h4>November 25, 2012</h4>

2012

First Abdullah Quilliam Awards

Venue: Eastern Pearl Banqueting Hall, Manchester
Speakers:
Jahangir Mohammed – The future of the AQS, Galib Khan – The work of the AQS, Prof. Mehmet Seker, Dokuz Eylul Uni., Turkey – Abdullah Quilliam’s time in Turkey, Lord Nazir Ahmed – The legacy of Abdullah Quilliam, Ron Geaves – The life of Abdullah Quilliam

November 25, 2012

<h2>2013</h2> <h4>Work commences at the mosque</h4> <p>Work starts at the historic masjid. The main prayer hall, the womens area and the ablution facilities are the spaces to be completed.</p> <h4>April 30, 2013</h4>

2013

Work commences at the mosque

Work starts at the historic masjid. The main prayer hall, the womens area and the ablution facilities are the spaces to be completed.

April 30, 2013

<h2>2014</h2> <h4>Open Day</h4> <p>The historic mosque founded by Abdullah Quilliam was reopend after 100 years on the 27th April 2014 as a functioning mosque.</p> <h4>April 27, 2014</h4>

2014

Open Day

The historic mosque founded by Abdullah Quilliam was reopend after 100 years on the 27th April 2014 as a functioning mosque.

April 27, 2014

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