Question 1

Islamic history of Liverpool

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Liverpool is well known for its prominent role in the arts and in British history, such as being a main transport link in the 1800s and even once being known as ‘The New York of Europe’. However, many people do not know the inspirational hidden gems of Islamic history concealed within the city. 
Liverpool boasts the first mosque that was built in England. It may be hard to imagine the UK now without a mosque in every major city, but in 1887, the influence of Islam and Muslims was not as prominent. William Abdullah Quilliam was a lawyer from Liverpool who converted to Islam and founded the mosque in 1887. Quilliam opened 8 Brougham Terrace to the public in 1889, leaving a lasting legacy on the world. He received many honours from the Islamic world from his extensive travels, including from the Emir of Afghanistan and the 26th Ottoman Caliph who regarded him as the Sheikh of the UK. Today the building still exists and plans are ongoing to turn it into a museum. It is a source of inspiration and a reminder of how people were invited to Islam as well as how we are advocates of Islam and should be mindful of the etiquettes we should have when travelling. 
Today, Liverpool’s largest mosque, Al-Rahma is a community hub for the many Muslims of Liverpool and is worth a visit for its beautiful atmosphere. A living room for the many diverse cultures that Liverpool hosts, the mosque was the third purpose-built mosque in the UK and now hosts classes for families and children. 
As a port city, Liverpool is proud of its welcoming attitude. With different people coming and going since its early days as a travel link, tolerance has always been a part of the Liverpudlian culture. The city is home to notable Muslim figures who are an inspiration to many, such as the likes of Mohammed Salah and Sadio Mane. These footballers are loved by the Liverpudlians and Muslims alike, for their pride in being Muslim and for openly showing the good attributes of Islam, making them good role models.

Question 2

Things to do in Liverpool

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Royal Albert Dock
The restored Royal Albert Dock consists of arcaded walkways surrounded by Tuscan columns which are now luxury apartments, designer boutiques and cafes and more. Popular with tourists, these impressive structures are also homes to museums, such as the International Slavery Museum, the Beatles, and the Border Force National Museum. 
Tate Gallery
Within the Albert Dock, you will find yourself stumbling upon the Tate Gallery. With free admission, find yourself walking through the doors of exhibition halls and galleries of contemporary art which can be enjoyed by many. 
Victoria Gallery and Museum
Home to a large collection of sculptures, ceramics and paintings, the Victoria Gallery is perfect for the art lovers. It also has many workshops and educational programmes and even a cafe and a shop. 
Pier Head
This area of Liverpool has the three harbour buildings and is where you will also find the Titanic memorial. Other iconic monumental figures can also be found here - this is one for the history lovers. 
Football
Perhaps one of the biggest reasons Liverpool is known around the world is for its football scene. Liverpool is home to not only Liverpool Football Club but also Everton Football Club, both renowned Premier League football clubs with millions of fans across the globe. Both clubs make Liverpool the most successful footballing city in England, and the stadiums are open for visitors to tour around in the footsteps of their favourite footballers. 
Birkenhead Park
This picturesque park with a grand entrance is a Grade I Listed Landscape and with the beautiful views we can see why. Take a stroll through the seasonal trees and water features that just add to the ambience and will ensure you have a peaceful walk! 
Shopping
One of the main streets in the city, Bold Street has been described as one of the country’s best streets for shopping. Get your dose of shopping in the city’s biggest collection of independent shops, cafes and restaurants! For shopping with a scenic vibe, visit Liverpool One near the waterfront, where you can enjoy the view in between shopping until you can’t feel your feet.

Question 3

Halal-friendly hotels in Liverpool

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This halal-friendly city is known for its collection of stunning and one of a kind hotels, with amenities such as pools where modest swimwear is accepted. Most hotels have halal food on request or nearby showing just how accommodating the city is. With breakfast included, you can take your stay easy, and enjoy your time in the many dry hotels. At Halalbooking, we take pride in being able to offer choices which are refundable, or you can ‘book now and pay later’, ensuring you are prepared for anything! Choose iconic hotels such as The Titanic Hotel (https://en.halalbooking.com/titanic-hotel-liverpool/p/16118) with beautiful views of the waterfront, and enjoy all Liverpool has to offer.

Question 4

Halal food and restaurants in Liverpool

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The halal food scene is popular in Liverpool and enjoying good food is an event to add on the itinerary. Enjoy mouthwatering Lebanese food in an authentic setting at Bakchich Restaurant, delicious Turkish food at Antep and succulent Latin American dishes at Las Iguanas Restaurant. For your sugar fix, indulge in the luxurious dessert options of Ice Stone Gelato and Haute Dolce. In the Royal Albert Docks and other streets of Liverpool, you can enjoy the quaint coffee shops whilst you absorb the culture and the sightseeing.

LIVERPOOL
Halal-friendly holidays

Liverpool Halal-friendly holidays general information

LIVERPOOL Halal-friendly holidays

Liverpool Halal-friendly holidays general information

LIVERPOOL
Halal-friendly holidays