Here we will be sharing all our research and findings about Fatima Elizabeth Cates (R.A.).
I will share both primary and secondary sources I have gathered over the years related to Fatima Elizabeth (RA).
Ustadh Hamid

Residence of Fatimah Elizabeth ~ Sketch by Ustadh Hamid

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Early Victorian Convert to Islam in England' - Fatima Elizabeth Cates

Ustadh Hamid on Revive  FM discussing Fatima Elizabeth (RA)

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The Primary Sources

How I became a Mohammedan, Article by Fatima Elizabeth (Allahabad Review, September 11, 1891)

The Conversion Story (The Crescent)

A Moslimah's Prayer - Poem by Fatima Elizabeth

On the Folly of Heeding Scandal - Artcle by Fatima Elizabeth (The Crescent, November 14, 1900)

Re-election of Fatima Elizabeth as part of the Mosque Sisters' Committee

Fatimah Elizabeth in the Mosque Sisters' Committee (The Crescent, 21 August, 1895)

Fatima Elizabeth attends the Mosque after long absence - announced in the Editorial Notes of the Crescent, Sep 25, 1895

Editorial Note in the Crescent of Fatima Elizabeth presenting the Library with books (The Crescent, May 6, 1896)

Evening Classes at Quilliam Mosque 1897 - The Crescent 8 September 1897

Editorial Note - Photographs by Fatima Elizabeth given to the Library by her executor (The Crescent, March 6, 1901)

Fatima Elizabeth Divorce Petition - Cates VS Cates - Court Minutes & Affidavit (December 1891)

Death of Sister Fatima Elizabeth Cates (The Crescent, Wednesday, November 7, 1900)

A Mohammedan Funeral (Daily Dispatch, Thursday, November 1, 1900)

Francess Elizabeth Cates Death - Inheritance

Finding the Grave of Fatima Elizabeth

Christmas Free Meal - Sadaqah in memory of Fatima Elizabeth (Crescent, Wed, December 26, 1900)

Annual Meeting - Remembering the memory of Fatima Elizabeth (The Crescent, April 24, 1901)

Cairo Speech by Shaykh Abdullah Quilliam with highlighted Exerpt about Fatima Elizabeth (Alfath Newspapers Publication Cairo Egypt - Cairo –2nd August 1928)

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The Secondary Sources

A Paper on Temperance Movement by George Griffiths (April 27, 1896)

Fanatics and Fanaticism - Link to the Abdullah Quilliam Society Website

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Online Links from the Abdullah Quilliam Society

Abdullah Quilliam Society Website

The Crescent :
​a weekly record of Islam in England, edited by W.H. Abdullah Quilliam represents Muslims in England between 1893 and 1908. These unique documents are a historical record of the situation of Islam and a growing convert community in British colonial times.

The Islamic World :
​a monthly record of Islam around the globe, edited by W.H. Abdullah Quilliam

Abdullah Quilliam Literature on the Abdullah Quilliam Society Website

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Further Reading

Ansari, H. (2004).  ‘The Infidel Within’: Muslims in Britain since 1800.  Hurst & Company LTD: London, UK
 
Geaves, Ron (2010).  Islam in Victorian Britain: The Life and Times of Abdullah Quilliam.  Kube Publishing Ltd: Leicester, UK
 
Gilham, J. (2014).  Loyal Enemies: British Converts to Islam, 1850-1950.  C Hurst & Co Publishers Ltd: London, UK
 
Moore, R. M. (1988).  Religion in Victorian Britain: Sources v. 3.  Manchester University Press: Manchester, UK
 
Parsons, G. (1988).  Religion in Victorian Britain: Traditions v. 1.  Manchester University Press: Manchester, UK
 
Parsons, G. (1988).  Religion in Victorian Britain: Controversies v. 2.  Manchester University Press: Manchester, UK
 
Parsons, G. (1988).  Religion in Victorian Britain: Interpretations v. 4.  Manchester University Press: Manchester, UK
 
Wolffe, J. (1997).  Religion in Victorian Britain: Culture and Empire V. 5.  Manchester University Press: Manchester, UK
 
Online Media Sources
 
The legacy of Victorian England's first Islamic convert
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-17827016
 
'The birthplace of Islam in Britain': Kensington's Victorian mosque reopens
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-merseyside-28018673