Our Fatima of Liverpool: The Story of Fatima Cates, the Victorian woman who helped found British Islam compassion

Our Fatima of Liverpool: The Story of Fatima Cates, the Victorian woman who helped found British Islam compassionFatima Elizabeth Cates (1865 1900) was a founding figure and leader of Britains first mosque community, as well as its first treasurer. One of the earliest women to convert to Islam in England (in 1887), Fatima showed great courage and fortitude in overcoming great opposition from society and her own family to call people to the faith by word and by example. Read more about her and the lives of the other early Muslima converts she influenced in this

This book is a treasure and would make not only a perfect gift

The Stumblings of Those AspiringStations of the Righteousby Abu’Abd al-Rahman al-Sulami al-Naysaburi

Whether you're sitting in the stillness of prayer

the stories humanise the experiences

Arun Kundnani charts the rise of the English Defence League and the far right in Europe

has done a great favour to the readers of the English language

and predator models

cultural commentary

Ann al-Muslimany captures this point in her review of the book by stating: “This book is of particular importance during these turbulent times

as it is a seamless extension of the Islamic tradition

“the pious-gnostic believers” (al-ṣāliḥūn al-‘ārifūn al-mu’minūn

The magnificent illustrations are by the renowned illustrator Demi (Charlotte Hunt)