Liverpool Muslim Institute

The Liverpool Muslim Institute, located at 8 Brougham Terrace in Liverpool, is a historic mosque founded in 1887 by Abdullah Quilliam, an English convert to Islam, making it one of the first recorded mosques in England. After closing in 1908, the building underwent a significant restoration by the Abdullah Quilliam Society, reopening in 2014. The site features a blend of historical architecture and cultural significance, having served as a center for education and community activities, including the publication of influential Islamic literature. Today, it stands as a Grade II* listed building, inviting tourists and researchers to explore its rich heritage and the story of Islam's early presence in the UK.