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Four hundred years of Muslim Britain, read through archives, buildings and objects.
Lecture / talkHistory
At Royal Geographical Society.
Sadiya Ahmed founded the Everyday Muslim Heritage and Archive Initiative in 2013 to collect the oral histories, photographs and papers that British archives had not been keeping, and is now building a digital map of Muslim history in Britain. She is joined by Tharik Hussain, whose Muslim Europe traced fourteen hundred years of it, to look at what the Society's own Collections hold and at how the built and living heritage is being recorded now. £12.00, or £10.00 for members.
Tuesday 29 September 2026: 19:00 – 20:30
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