A statement clarifying the true nature of Islam, established by consensus of Sunni, Shia, and Ibadhi scholars, under the leadership of King Abdullah of Jordan. Includes text, endorsements, media resources, and PDF downloads.
Aims to disprove misconceptions about Islam and show Islam as a religion of peace. Features videos of lectures and events, information on the Quran and Hadith, FAQ, and information on and lectures by Babar Chaudhry.
Encouraging the younger generation towards a picture of Islam as presented by the Quran and Hadith. Features quotations from the Quran as well as Muhammed's last sermon, a picture gallery, and an introduction to Islam for non-Muslims.
Information about Islam for believers and non-believers. Articles and audio and video resources on topics including women, science, comparative religion, and conversion. Also features Hadith of the day and poetry.
Features information on the Quran, Mohammed, Abraham, Jesus, Islam. Also features an extensive discussion on how the Quran corresponds with scientific findings and why Islam condemns terrorism.
A schematic overview of Islam; includes articles on the Sunni, Shia and Sufi traditions. [Provided by The Department of Religion and Ethics, St Martin's College, Lancaster, UK]
An educational site on Islam, its way of life, civilization and culture. Features introductory courses and tests on Islam as well as a glossary, email lists, articles, PowerPoint presentations, and other resources.
A collection of essays on Islamic belief, religious practice, culture, and social issues; brief country profiles and commentary on current affairs. Also offers a FAQ page.
A substantial collection of resources on Islam, with articles, forums, Quran recitation, audio resources, and a categorised directory of Muslim-interest websites.
PBS Frontline documentary that examines Islam's worldwide resurgence through the stories of diverse Muslims struggling to define the role of Islam in their lives and societies.
A UK-based portal for Muslims offers news; listings of mosques, charities, and educational institutions; an advice section; books and audio resources; and a collection of articles with links.
Papers by Jeremiah D. McAuliffe, a convert from Christianity. Topics include conversion, theology, answers to critics, interfaith, and Muslim-American culture.
