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Copyright
Dedication
Contents
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Notes on contributors
Acknowledgements
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Note on quotations and spelling
Glossary
Introduction
Part 1 Discourse and Representations
1 The royal family's attitudes towards Islam and Muslims during the reign of Queen Victoria (A. Martin Wainwright)
2 Rival views on the Eastern Question, Muslims and Islam: William Ewart Gladstone, Benjamin Disraeli and Anglo-Ottoman relation
3 Thomas Carlyle, Islam, empire and after (Geoffrey P. Nash)
4 'Permission to go and see the ancient city': Women travellers' encounters with Islam in the nineteenth century (Anne-Marie
5 Translators, publishers and popular readerships: The Qur'an on the Victorian bookshelf (Alexander Bubb)
Part 2 Muslim Lives
6 Saiyid Mustafa Ben-Yusuf, an Arab Muslim convert to Christianity in Victorian Britain (Jamie Gilham)
7 From Arab millet to British Islam: Syrian Muslims in Victorian Manchester (Riordan Macnamara)
8 The last Nawab of Bengal: India and England, 1838-84 (Lyn Innes)
9 Maulana Muhammad Barakatullah Bhopali in late-Victorian England (Humayun Ansari)
10 Feeding hungry Christians: The Liverpool Muslim Institute on Christmas Day (Brent D. Singleton)
11 Authority and legitimacy in Victorian Liverpool: Re-evaluating Abdullah Quilliam's title of 'Sheikh-ul-Islam of the British
Notes
Introduction
1 The royal family's attitudes towards Islam and Muslims during the reign of Queen Victoria
2 Rival views on the Eastern Question, Muslims and Islam: William Ewart Gladstone, Benjamin Disraeli and Anglo-Ottoman relations
3 Thomas Carlyle, Islam, empire and after
4 'Permission to go and see the ancient city': Women travellers' encounters with Islam in the nineteenth century
5 Translators, publishers and popular readerships: The Qur'an on the Victorian bookshelf
6 Saiyid Mustafa Ben-Yusuf, an Arab Muslim convert to Christianity in Victorian Britain
7 From Arab millet to British Islam: Syrian Muslims in Victorian Manchester
8 The last Nawab of Bengal: India and England, 1838-84
9 Maulana Muhammad Barakatullah Bhopali in late-Victorian England
10 Feeding hungry Christians: The Liverpool Muslim Institute on Christmas Day
11 Authority and legitimacy in Victorian Liverpool: Re-evaluating Abdullah Quilliam's title of 'Sheikh-ul-Islam of the British Isles'
Select bibliography
Index
Half Title
Series
Title
Copyright
Dedication
Contents
Figures
Notes on contributors
Acknowledgements
Abbreviations
Note on quotations and spelling
Glossary
Introduction
Part 1 Discourse and Representations
1 The royal family's attitudes towards Islam and Muslims during the reign of Queen Victoria (A. Martin Wainwright)
2 Rival views on the Eastern Question, Muslims and Islam: William Ewart Gladstone, Benjamin Disraeli and Anglo-Ottoman relation
3 Thomas Carlyle, Islam, empire and after (Geoffrey P. Nash)
4 'Permission to go and see the ancient city': Women travellers' encounters with Islam in the nineteenth century (Anne-Marie
5 Translators, publishers and popular readerships: The Qur'an on the Victorian bookshelf (Alexander Bubb)
Part 2 Muslim Lives
6 Saiyid Mustafa Ben-Yusuf, an Arab Muslim convert to Christianity in Victorian Britain (Jamie Gilham)
7 From Arab millet to British Islam: Syrian Muslims in Victorian Manchester (Riordan Macnamara)
8 The last Nawab of Bengal: India and England, 1838-84 (Lyn Innes)
9 Maulana Muhammad Barakatullah Bhopali in late-Victorian England (Humayun Ansari)
10 Feeding hungry Christians: The Liverpool Muslim Institute on Christmas Day (Brent D. Singleton)
11 Authority and legitimacy in Victorian Liverpool: Re-evaluating Abdullah Quilliam's title of 'Sheikh-ul-Islam of the British
Notes
Introduction
1 The royal family's attitudes towards Islam and Muslims during the reign of Queen Victoria
2 Rival views on the Eastern Question, Muslims and Islam: William Ewart Gladstone, Benjamin Disraeli and Anglo-Ottoman relations
3 Thomas Carlyle, Islam, empire and after
4 'Permission to go and see the ancient city': Women travellers' encounters with Islam in the nineteenth century
5 Translators, publishers and popular readerships: The Qur'an on the Victorian bookshelf
6 Saiyid Mustafa Ben-Yusuf, an Arab Muslim convert to Christianity in Victorian Britain
7 From Arab millet to British Islam: Syrian Muslims in Victorian Manchester
8 The last Nawab of Bengal: India and England, 1838-84
9 Maulana Muhammad Barakatullah Bhopali in late-Victorian England
10 Feeding hungry Christians: The Liverpool Muslim Institute on Christmas Day
11 Authority and legitimacy in Victorian Liverpool: Re-evaluating Abdullah Quilliam's title of 'Sheikh-ul-Islam of the British Isles'
Select bibliography
Index