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Websites about Islam

 
Islamopedia Online www.IslamopediaOnline.com has launched an ambitious series of country profiles to monitor the evolving role of Islam in constitution, law, education, and political parties in Muslim-majority countries (including Egypt, Tunisia, and Libya) that are currently undergoing major political transitions. Most recently added is a profile on Yemen.
 
Euro-Islam www.Euro-Islam.info focuses on Muslims in North America as well as in Europe.
(Islamopedia and Euro-Islam are international projects of Harvard Divinity as well as the Centre Nationale des Recherches Scientifiques, based in Paris).
 
www.islamicity.org provides a non-sectarian, comprehensive and holistic view of Islam and Muslims to a global audience.
 
www.altafsir.com provides access to the world's largest online collection of Qur’anic Commentary, translation, recitation and essential resources.
 
Duncan Black Macdonald Center for the Study of Islam and Christian Muslim Relations: macdonald.hartsem.edu  
Council on American-Islamic Relations: www.cair-net.org  
Islamic Society of North America: www.isna.net  
National Muslim Student Association: www.msa-natl.org  
University of Georgia Department of Religion (Professor Alan Godlas): www.uga.edu/islam  

 

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