Muhammad Zaman (page 3)

Cassius Clay (Muhammad Ali) in Central London Ley & Sidey

Print Depicting Mohammed Exiting Earth into the Heavens Anonymous

Interior, Mosque of Muhammad Ali, Cairo, Egypt BL Singley

Muhammad Ali Monte Fresco

Tazamia, 2008 Sabira Manek

Mosque of Suleiman James Robertson

The Recent Installation of the Nizam of Hyderabad India Anonymous

Demon in chains, c. 1453 Muhammad Siya Qalam (style of)

Hands of Fatima, 1999 Laila Shawa

An Abdal, Santon or Kalender, Mohammedan Sect of Devotees R Young

The interview between Mir Muizz al-Muk and Bahadur Khan in 1567 Farrokh

The Musjid at Chazipore, India W Finden

Emperor Muhammad Famukhsiyar on horseback. India, early 18th century Unknown

Muhammad Ali Birmingham Staff

Jummah Musjeed, Delhi, c.1840 Mazar or Mazhar Ali Khan

Muhammad Mahabat Khanji II, Nawab Sahib of Junagadh Indian photographer

Jami Masjid, Delhi India Thomas Daniell

The Ascension of the Prophet Mohammed Islamic School

The Dargah at Nizamuddin Muhammad Yusuf

Imam Calling to Prayer, probably by Cousinery, Ottoman period, third quarter of 18th century French School

The Feast of Sada Sultan Muhammad

In the Court of the Jumma Mosque, Delhi, India Underwood & Underwood

Muhammad Ali wrappings his hands Staff

Muslim Festivals Including the End of Ramadan From "The Gentil Album" Anonymous

Muhammad Ali at his training camp in Munich. Staff

Portrait of Muhammed ibn Haddu (fl. 1680s) M Tomkins

Panel of fifteen star and cross tiles, attributable to Ali ibn Muhammad ibn Abi Tahir. Kashan (probably), Iran, 1262 Ali ibn Muhammad ibn Abi Tahir

Pages from 'Kitab Durr Al-Munazzam Fi Al-Sirr Al-A'zam' Ottoman School

Muhammad Ali Monte Fresco

Portrait of Mohammad Anonymous

The tomb of the Mahdi at Omdurman, Sudan Underwood & Underwood

Muhammad Ali larking about at Heathrow Associated Newspapers

Muhammad Ali having his blood pressure taken Monre Fresco

The Muharram Procession at Faizabad in 1772 Unknown

Shah Abbas I Great receiving Nadr Vali Muhammad Khan of Khanate of Bukhara, Reception Hall, 1647 Persian School

Hindu and Muslim scholars translate the Mahabharata from Sanskrit into Persian Indian School