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To determine whether this is public domain in the UK or not (whether this may be uploaded to Wikipedia) one needs to keep in mind the United Kingdom's copyright law: Life plus 70 years. That means an author who died in 1948 or before would have his or her work PD in the UK. Commons:Commons:International_copyright_quick_reference_guide
https://archive.org/details/corpsdedroitott01turkgoog/ says that the author was born in 1872. If he lived to 120 (after which we can presume he's dead), he would have died in 1992. Unless I get confirmation of his death, this book may not be uploaded until 1992+70 = 2062.
"Suk es-Chiouk" is the correct form, instead of "Suk-el-cheik", as composite Arabic names should only have the definite article and the following word hyphened, and because it is actually a plural word
"Sheiklı ul-Islam" is the correct form, and not "Sheikh-ul-Islam", the latter described as a "common" error
My note: It must be really common as I see "Sheikh-ul-Islam" frequently