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Islamic sites for middle school students
Famous Mosques pictures of different mosques
historyforkids! History and culture of Islam; specifically designed for middle school students
History of the Muslim World great site for middle school students - includes timelines and biographies
Islamic Foundation of North America - Image Gallery pictures only
Islam for Children "This is a site about Islam for children. It is educational for children aged 7-12;" colorful, informative, easy-to-understand
Islamic Virtual School site for students; play games to learn Arabic; need to have Microsoft Virtual Machine to play
Mosques - created by students at Sir Robert Hitcham's Primary School; describes mosques through words and pictures
100 Questions and Answers about Arab Americans: a Journalist's Guide
Al-Islam - compiled by the Digital Islamic Library Project, whose aim is to "to digitize important Islamic resources and make them available to the masses through the Internet."
Internet Islamic History Source Book
Islam Resources - Islamic Studies Resources - Muslims - Directories - Links "An annotated directory of Internet resources for the study of Islam and the Muslim
world."
Islamic Studies, Islam, Arabic and Religion: Resources for Studying Islam - Website of Prof. Alan Godlas, U. of Georgia Dept. of Religion. NEW
MENALIB: Middle East Virtual Library recommended by The Scout Report; includes subject guide for Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies, and scholarly journals
PBS - Islam: Empire of Faith "From Muhammad to the great Ottoman sultans, learn more about the history of the Islamic Empire. A companion site to the PBS series Islam: Empire of Faith."
Understanding Islam and Muslims "This page was incorporated from the book, Understanding Islam and the Muslims, prepared by The Islamic Affairs Department, The Embassy of Saudi Arabia, Washington DC."
Virtually Islamic: Computer Mediated Communication and Cyber Islamic Environments website contains numerous Islamic links, corresponds with "a book on Islam in Cyberspace by Gary Bunt ( University of Wales Press, 2000)"
Islamic Arts & Architecture Organization "IAAO site explains in detail the historical and cultural significance of Islamic artifacts. Very rich with information illustrated with photographs of dozens of works of art"
Al-Islam - Women
"This link focuses on misconceptions about women and Islam."
Muslim Women's League (MWL) "American-based site, containing position papers on 'honour killing', female genital mutilation, and gender equality in Islam. Also regularly updated news."
Women in Islamic Society
By Prof. Abdur Rahman I. Doi Professor and Director, Center for Islamic Legal Studies, Ahmadu Bello University, Zaira, Nigeria.
The animated mosque obtained from: Crystal Cloud Graphics Free animated Islamic Art
Last updated: January 2010
