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Near Woking, Surrey which later was purchased
by Dr. G. W. Leitner and converted into Oriental
Institute. The Shah Jehan Mosque was part of it.
Top: The Shah Jehan Mosque, Woking (front View)
Left: A closer view of the Shah Jehan Mosque, Woking.
Left: Inside view of the mehrab or niche of the Shah Jehan Mosque, Woking with Surah Ikhlas (ch.112)
written on its wall. Second from Left: Sketch of the Minbar (pulpit) and the Rehal (reading desk for the
Qur'an) at the Shah Jehan Mosque, Woking, England. These were origionally there when the Mosque was
taken over by Khwaja Kamal-ud-Din. Second from Right: The Maulana standing at the pulpit of the Shah
Jehan Mosque, Woking at the request of Daily Sketch, Woking (England). Right: The Maulana Delivering a
speech at an important meeting in London as Iman of the Shah Jehan Mosque Woking.
Left: Eid message of the Maulana published in the monthly "Islamic World", Woking (January 1936). Click on the image to
read the article.Right: The Maulana as Imam of the Shah Jehan Mosque, Woking with Sir Abdul Qadir at the christening ceremony
of a ship.
Top: Some announcements published in the
"Evening News" Woking about public lectures
organized by Woking Muslim Mission &
Literary Trust at the Shah Jehan Mosque (10.9.1936).Left: The Maulana with His Royal Highness
Emir Saud and His Excellency Hafiz Wahba,
amnassador of Saudi Arabia in UK at the
Shah Jehan Mosque, Woking (England).
Left: The Maulana with Crown Prince Faisal Ibn Saud at a reception at the Shah Jehan Mosque, Woking.
Right: The Maulana with King Hailey Salasi of Ethiopia at a reception held at the Shah Jehan Mosque, Woking.
(newspaper clipping)
Left: The Maulana with His
Excellency Hafiz Wahba and
Sir Abdul Qadir after an Eid
congregation at the
Shah Jehan Mosque,
Woking (England).
Top Left: Mr. Iqbal Ahmad, eldest son of Maulana Aftab-ud-Din Ahmad making some announcements at an Eid
congregation at the Shah Jehan Mosque, Woking. Top Right: Mr. Iqbal Ahmad as acting Imam of the Shah Jehan
Mosque, leading funeral service at St. Mary Cemetery at Hill, Ireland in 1955.
