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General Resources
Official website of the center for pilgrimages
to Mecca includes an explanation
& guide to the
once-in-a-life
journey, images
of the black stone & shrine & links to related pages on the
information.
Section from Paul Flesher's Exploring
Religions covers Islamic cosmology, organization, religious life,
worship, sacred literature, with a glossary, timeline & maps (U of
Wyoming).
Views of mosques & other Muslim structures
from Samarkand to Seville (courtesy of Thais).
Cyber-guide designed for westerners provides
extensive hyper-linked resources on basic
beliefs, Islamic
history & civilizations, companions
of Muhammed, women in
Islam, & topics of current concern (attack
on America, terrorism,
extremism &
fundamentalism, plight
of women under the Taliban).
Mostly non-partisan cyber-portal Islamic resources on the
WWW offers quick access to sites concerned with basic beliefs (5
pillars), art,
history & science,
Muhammad, Qur'an,
tradition, Sunnah
& inter-faith
relations.
Alan Godlas' comprehensive guide to the Islamic
world & gateway to related resources on the internet presents
well-annotated pages on the Quran
& Muhammad, standards of faith
& practice, Sufism, the role of
women
& the extremist terrorism
(U of Georgia).
Homepage of Muslim students at U of Buffalo
(NY) has hyper-indices of Muslim scriptures
& prophetic traditions, Islamic
thought (including theology, law &
mysticism) & Akram Safadi's select
bibliography of Islamic scholarship.
Many links obsolete. Needs up-dating.
Search engine designed to locate on-line info
or interest to Muslims or anyone interested in Islam. Offers helpful lists of
links to sites web resources for Muslim beliefs
& practices, history, art,
hadith,
etc.
Non-sectarian searchable library of internet
resources includes links to electronic
publications about the Islamic world & history,
Muslim beliefs &
practices, organizations & social issues, historic
mosques & Islamic relations with other
religions.
Moiz Amjad answers questions related to the sources
of Islam, Muslim beliefs,
ethics,
politics,
penal law,
society,
sects,
& other issues on the basis of the Qur'an
& sunnah of the
Prophet Muhammad (Pakistan).
Iran tourism leads a guided photographic tour
of mosques,
minarets
and other architectural sites in the 12th-19th religious center of Persia.
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This page was revised
21 January 2008
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