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- Liverpool_Muslim_Institute abstract "The Liverpool Muslim Institute was founded by the Liverpudlian Abdullah Quilliam in 1887.After proclaiming himself to be a Muslim, William Henry Quilliam changed his name to Abdullah and founded the Liverpool Muslim Institute with Mrs Elizabeth Cates. Within two years they had set up a small mosque within their building at 8 Brougham Terrace, on West Derby Road, Liverpool. By 1893 they started publishing The Crescent on a weekly basis, to be supplemented by The Islamic World, which appeared on a monthly basis. They developed their own printshop in the basement of the building and soon attracted an international readership from across 20 countries.Maulavi Barkatullah worked at the institute from 1895 to 1899.By the turn of the century they numbered 150, mostly English people. They were able to expand into adjacent buildings and soon organised a school. They also developed a library, a reading room, museum and science laboratory, providing evening classes for Muslim and non-Muslim alike.Quilliam left Liverpool in 1908 in advance of being struck off as a solicitor and his son disposed of the property that had been used as a mosque and Islamic centre and the Muslim community in Liverpool dispersed. Brougham Terrace became home to the Liverpool Register Office until 2000.The Abdullah Quilliam Society was formed in 1996. The Society is raising funds to restore 8-10 Brougham Terrace to re-open the historic mosque and establish an educational centre. It has signed a two-year lease on the premises and has started restoration work.8, 9 and 10 West Derby Road is a Grade II listed building. It is built in brick, partly stuccoed, with stone dressings, and a slate roof. The terrace has three storeys, and is in six bays. The windows are sashes. At the top is a shallow parapet.".
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- Liverpool_Muslim_Institute subject Category:1887_establishments_in_England.
- Liverpool_Muslim_Institute subject Category:History_of_Liverpool.
- Liverpool_Muslim_Institute subject Category:Religion_in_Merseyside.
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- Liverpool_Muslim_Institute comment "The Liverpool Muslim Institute was founded by the Liverpudlian Abdullah Quilliam in 1887.After proclaiming himself to be a Muslim, William Henry Quilliam changed his name to Abdullah and founded the Liverpool Muslim Institute with Mrs Elizabeth Cates. Within two years they had set up a small mosque within their building at 8 Brougham Terrace, on West Derby Road, Liverpool.".
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- Liverpool_Muslim_Institute homepage abdullahquilliam.com.
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