Last week I put out a piece about a GP management company, eHarley Street Central Management Ltd, that had been given a contract by Aneurin Bevan University Health Board to run a number of GP practices in the Gwent valleys.

The piece was written following many reports that eHarley Street’s behaviour towards patients, staff, and suppliers, was appalling; with patients neglected and nobody getting paid. I concluded this was due to eHarley Street not being interested in delivering primary health care.

Which meant there was something else going on. I concluded that that ‘something’ was money. Money that liked to travel.

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BRICKS AND MORTAR

When I was digging around last week I soon realised that those mentioned in the press reports, Dr Jalil Ahmed and Dr Jonathan Edward Allinson, were not the ones really controlling eHarley Street.

For behind them was Harley Street Health Online Ltd and Mrs Nabeela Siddiqi. Digging deeper brought me to Faizul Aqtab Siddiqi, perhaps Mrs Siddiqi’s husband, operating in the background.

He was clearly the main man.

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SAINTS, SINNERS, SIBLINGS

Something else I turned up researching last week’s piece was a Muslim cleric with a very similar name to Faizul Aqtab Siddiqi, but I couldn’t be sure it was the same man.

Then I had a comment to last week’s piece that read:

Aqtab Faizul Siddiqi is the Muslim cult leader at Hijaz College in Nuneaton. He set up Sharia courts in UK . . .

He is an Hawala banker moving dark money. He has used thousands of UK companies and property to do this.

So it turns out that the man I was unsure about is the head of Hijaz College, in Nuneaton, Warwickshire, which was founded by his father.

Much of the comment made sense, but not the reference to “Hawala“, so I thought I’d better Google it.

AI Overview came up with:

In the UK, hawala, or informal value transfer systems, are legal if they are operated within the framework of regulations for money service businesses. This means they need to be registered with HMRC (Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs) and comply with regulations designed to prevent money laundering and terrorist financing. While hawala itself is not illegal, it can be used for criminal activities, which is why strict regulations are in place. 

The NCA (National Crime Agency) has actively warned against the misuse of hawala systems, particularly in relation to organized immigration crime. 

Fascinating stuff. “Money laundering and terrorist financing“. Also, “organised immigration crime“.

That comment confirmed that Faizul Aqtab Siddiqi, the man behind eHarley Street, is indeed Faiz-ul-Aqtab Siddiqi; alternatively, His Eminence Hazrat Shaykh Faizul Aqtab Siddiqi Saheb.

Faiz-ul-Aqtab Siddiqi (born 1967) is a Muslim scholar, principal of the Hijaz College, founder of Hijaz Community, founder of Hijaz Expo, national convener for the campaign for Global Civility, National Convenor of the Muslim Action Committee (MAC), President General of the International Muslims Organisation, Grand Blessed Guide of the Naqshbandi Qadri Hijazi Sufi Order, Chairman of Muslim Arbitration Tribunal, international lecturer in Islam, and a barrister at law.

I was always aware of the Sunni-Shia divide in Islam, but there are clearly sub-divisions within those two camps.

Siddiqi is Sunni, but in addition, a Sufi, a Salafist, and also Wahhabi. Wahhabism being the interpretation of Islam dominant in Saudi Arabia and Qatar. Quite a potent mix. Hard-line, back-to-basics Islam, with strict adherence to Sharia law.

Also mentioned in Siddiqi’s various bios is Hejaz.

But let’s now turn to his brothers and his brother-in-law. As far as I can make out, these are: “Zain ul Aqtab Siddiqi, Noor ul Aqtab Siddiqi, Qamar Siddiqi and Shaykh Tauqir Ishaq”, taken from this FB post.

What I find interesting is that this source is obviously a Muslim, but one who thinks the Siddiqi clan is not doing Islam any favours.

I was intrigued by this bit.

As well as having a foothold in the Midlands in the UK, the Siddiqi brothers travel to other countries including; Australia, Fiji Islands, South Africa and are involved in many Islamic projects and interact with ulema who seem to be unaware of the antics and reality of these individuals.

Here’s a report from Fiji.

Last week in my digging I ran across this piece about a solicitor permanently banned from being a charity trustee, and I wondered if he was related to our man. He is, and he’s brother Zain. Who was also barred from practising unsupervised.

Zain Siddiqi was also done back in 2007 for running a profitable, but illegal, immigration business according to the Manchester Evening News. Fancy that!

Another brother, Qamar the doctor, was accused of rape when, by his own admission, he behaved like a “like a dog on heat“. He may have got off with it.

He now plies his trade in Stoke-on-Trent. Hopefully, behaving himself. Though he maintains links with north west England through Dr QES Ltd.

Then there’s Noor-ul-Aqtab Siddiqi, another legal eagle, who also serves as big brother’s No. 2 at the Hijaz College in Nuneaton. Here he is pushing for Sharia law but hiding it behind ADR (Alternative Dispute Resolution).

While here he’s at “a ceremony in London marking the spiritual principles for climate justice in parallel with the COP – 27 UN climate conference“. Pictured with some bearded old git from Swansea.

” . . . the spiritual principles for climate justice in parallel with the COP – 27 UN climate conference”.

Dangerous bastards wanting global omnipotence dream up a scam to restrict freedoms and destroy the West – yet a claque of holy men invest this evil with a ‘spiritual’ dimension.

Pass me the sick bag!

Noor’s day jobs are with Tower Bridge Legal Ltd and The Birmingham Legal Partnership Ltd. Both of which he controls. Neither seems to have any money. And then there’s the inevitable real estate company.

This being MKIZU Ltd, registered in March 2021. It seems to be a company formed just to buy a property. Because it took out a loan in April 2022 to buy a detached, four-bedroom house in Coventry. But now, with filings overdue at Companies House, it looks to be heading down the Swannee, debt unpaid.

Finally, we’ll look at brother-in-law, Shaykh Tauqir Alam Ishaq, also of Hijaz College, who gives advice to young Muslim women. You’ll love this!

His ‘spiritual guidance’ often involves telling those who come to him that he’s been told in a dream they must secretly marry him, and no one must know until “the time is right“.

Nikkah being a marriage contract in Islam that allows sexual intimacy, but is not legally recognised in the UK.

Mmm.

As the writer of the piece I just linked to explained:

The final straw was when I discovered I was one of a number of women with whom he had conducted secret nikkahs over the years.

As you can probably guess, that ‘right time’ never comes because the shaykh claims his highly informative dreams then tell him to divorce the women he’s deceived and taken advantage of.

Out of nowhere he informed me he had received a further revelation, again in a dream, that he was to divorce me.

Ishaq is another one with a medical company in Medical Staff Ltd. Formed a couple of years back with £1, and of course it files as dormant. And he’s had a few other companies of a distinctly shell-like appearance.

This Siddiqi clan, hiding behind a veneer of religious respectability, remind me very much of former Brexit party MEP, Welsh Assembly Member, and all-round bad egg, Nathan Gill, and his extended Mormon family.

They’ve appeared many times on this blog. Just type ‘Nathan Gill’ into the search box.

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So, in reverse order, we have brother-in-law, Tauqir Alam Ishaq who, according to the source I’ve quoted, tricks Muslim women into sex with promises of marriage.

Next, we need to consider social climber, Noor-ul-Aqtab Siddiqi. Something I forgot to mention earlier is that he also has a string of short-lived shell companies to his name.

How can we forget Qamar, the ‘hot’ doctor?

Then there’s Zain, the very iffy solicitor.

Finally, we come to the oldest of the brothers, head of the clan, Faizul; the man behind eHarley Street, with his vast collection of mollusc exoskeletons.

And they’re all connected with this ‘college’ founded by their father (/father-in-law).

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CONCLUSION

In the first part of this inquiry last week I looked into companies we can number in the hundreds, almost all of them shell companies, apparently doing no business and serving no useful purpose.

The important word there being ‘apparently’.

By various routes, these companies may feed into an entity registered in the super-secretive Seychelles. But with a presence in the Netherlands, where the Siddiqi clan seems to have connections.

Behind this empire is a man we can now confidently identify as a Muslim cleric of distinctly Fundamentalist bent. He is Faizal Aqtab Siddiqi, or Faiz-ul-Aqtab Siddiqi, or even His Eminence Hazrat Shaykh Faizul Aqtab Siddiqi Saheb, a man who wants to introduce Sharia law, legitimise polygamy, and God knows what else.

As we’ve seen, other family members are far from spotless.

And yet, despite it all, the Aneurin Bevan University Health Board felt it was a good idea to let this crew, fronted by the doctors Jalil Ahmed and Jonathan Edward Allinson, take over surgeries in the poorest part of Wales.

We need to know WHO took that decision.

We need to know WHY they took that decision.

We need to know the terms of the contract and if it’s still valid.

And we need assurances that nothing similar will happen again.

Perhaps my real worry is that we’re dealing here with men who use the laws of the land they live in, but then, when it suits them, for financial gain or sexual gratification, choose to reject the laws of the ‘non-believers’.

Though this report serves to remind us of the utter confusion of the modern Left – opposed to religion but supportive of those wanting to impose a legal system on us all that is entirely religious in its origins and application.

Socialism has always been the enemy of the West. But never more so than today.

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Footnote: On August 28 I received a letter from a solicitor who claimed to be acting for “Dr Jalil Ahmed, Dr Jonathan Edward Allinson, Dr Nabeela Siddiqi, and affiliated professional organisations“.

Here’s the letter. Here’s my response.

© Royston Jones 2025