Marmaduke Pickthall Islam and the Modern World (Muslim Minorities)

Pickthall, Muslims of South Asia 45 wrote before the war, “that what people in Europe are accustomed to regard as high ideals – ...

46 Ansari possibly end in my cursing the whole crowd and throwing back their money in their teeth as I have done before [...] Fo ...

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48 Gilham Examining Pickthall’s relationships with other converts is not an easy task because of the paucity of surviving, acces ...

Pickthall and the British Muslim Convert COMMUNITY 49 congregated around the Woking mosque and Mission during and after the Firs ...

50 Gilham Alarmed at the imminent collapse of the Ottoman Empire during the first Balkan War of October 1912 to May 1913, Pickth ...

Pickthall and the British Muslim Convert COMMUNITY 51 On his return to England, and despite being based in rural Sussex ( until ...

52 Gilham meeting  – a “private talk” over lunch in Claridge’s Hotel (Cobbold’s favourite London haunt) in January 1915 – Pickth ...

Pickthall and the British Muslim Convert COMMUNITY 53 Pickthall, Quilliam/Léon and another “Woking” convert, Dr Ameen Neville J. ...

54 Gilham to the Foreign and India Offices; sent letters to national newspapers and jour- nals; and published articles, pamphlet ...

Pickthall and the British Muslim Convert COMMUNITY 55 the public lecture hall and, from February 1913, the publication of a mont ...

56 Gilham translated into Urdu for republication as a booklet by the office of the Ahmadi magazine Ishaat Islam in Lahore.39 In ...

Pickthall and the British Muslim Convert COMMUNITY 57 of Islam, with which he frequently punctuated his most learned dis- course ...

58 Gilham promoted the Mission as non-sectarian and apolitical.47 The converts were offered a liberal, modernist Islam; they ple ...

Pickthall and the British Muslim Convert COMMUNITY 59 “a fitting Mosque in the Metropolis of the British Empire”.53 In the 1930s ...

60 Gilham House. A contributor to the Islamic Review noted that, “His sermons have been characterized as much by his great schol ...

Pickthall and the British Muslim Convert COMMUNITY 61 The Interwar Years When Sadr-ud-Din assumed responsibility for the wmm in ...

62 Gilham conservative, jingoistic Briton who, though undoubtedly affected by the col- lapse of the Ottoman Empire, had little p ...

Pickthall and the British Muslim Convert COMMUNITY 63 occasion, and, at any rate, to manage somehow to say the full number of th ...

64 Gilham in her library; the young convert, David/Dawud Cowan (1915–2003), devoured them in the 1930s.76 Pickthall also kept in ...