Professor Humayun Ansari is Professor of Islam and Cultural Diversity, Department of History, and Director of the Centre for Minority Studies at Royal Holloway, University of London. He has written extensively on the subject of Muslims in Western society, cultural diversity and employment matters, and cross-cultural communication issues, and is the author of The Infidel Within: Muslims in Britain Since 1800 (C. Hurst Publishers, 2004). He is a frequent speaker at international conferences on Muslim issues, particularly Muslims in the West. He was awarded an OBE in 2002 for his services to higher education and race relations in the community.

'For this ground-breaking research study and the resultant fascinating publication, ANsari is to be generously applauded … "must have" acquisition …' The Muslim World Book Review

• Preface; List of abbreviations; Introduction: the London Mosque Fund and the East London Mosque 1910–1941; The London Mosque Fund and the East London Mosque 1941–1951; The East London Mosque from 1951; The East London Mosque and increasing Islamic observance; Minutes and related correspondence of the East London Mosque Fund and the East London Mosque Trust Ltd (1910–1951); Appendix 1. Information on key individuals mentioned in the 1910–1951 minutes; Appendix 2. Articles of Association of the East London Mosque Trust Limited, 1948; Appendix 3. Selected documents relating to the East London Mosque, the Jamiat-ul-Muslimin, and related developments in the late 1930s and early 1940s; Subject index.

Professor Humayun Ansari is Professor of Islam and Cultural Diversity, Department of History, and Director of the Centre for Minority Studies at Royal Holloway, University of London. He has written extensively on the subject of Muslims in Western society, cultural diversity and employment matters, and cross-cultural communication issues, and is the author of The Infidel Within: Muslims in Britain Since 1800 (C. Hurst Publishers, 2004). He is a frequent speaker at international conferences on Muslim issues, particularly Muslims in the West. He was awarded an OBE in 2002 for his services to higher education and race relations in the community.

'For this ground-breaking research study and the resultant fascinating publication, ANsari is to be generously applauded … "must have" acquisition …' The Muslim World Book Review

• Preface; List of abbreviations; Introduction: the London Mosque Fund and the East London Mosque 1910–1941; The London Mosque Fund and the East London Mosque 1941–1951; The East London Mosque from 1951; The East London Mosque and increasing Islamic observance; Minutes and related correspondence of the East London Mosque Fund and the East London Mosque Trust Ltd (1910–1951); Appendix 1. Information on key individuals mentioned in the 1910–1951 minutes; Appendix 2. Articles of Association of the East London Mosque Trust Limited, 1948; Appendix 3. Selected documents relating to the East London Mosque, the Jamiat-ul-Muslimin, and related developments in the late 1930s and early 1940s; Subject index.

Professor Humayun Ansari is Professor of Islam and Cultural Diversity, Department of History, and Director of the Centre for Minority Studies at Royal Holloway, University of London. He has written extensively on the subject of Muslims in Western society, cultural diversity and employment matters, and cross-cultural communication issues, and is the author of The Infidel Within: Muslims in Britain Since 1800 (C. Hurst Publishers, 2004). He is a frequent speaker at international conferences on Muslim issues, particularly Muslims in the West. He was awarded an OBE in 2002 for his services to higher education and race relations in the community.

'For this ground-breaking research study and the resultant fascinating publication, ANsari is to be generously applauded … "must have" acquisition …' The Muslim World Book Review

• Preface; List of abbreviations; Introduction: the London Mosque Fund and the East London Mosque 1910–1941; The London Mosque Fund and the East London Mosque 1941–1951; The East London Mosque from 1951; The East London Mosque and increasing Islamic observance; Minutes and related correspondence of the East London Mosque Fund and the East London Mosque Trust Ltd (1910–1951); Appendix 1. Information on key individuals mentioned in the 1910–1951 minutes; Appendix 2. Articles of Association of the East London Mosque Trust Limited, 1948; Appendix 3. Selected documents relating to the East London Mosque, the Jamiat-ul-Muslimin, and related developments in the late 1930s and early 1940s; Subject index.