Internet resources for the study of Islam


Internet resources for the study of Islam


	Islamic Studies Resources at UNC The Muslim Networks Consortium A multi-university collaboration designed to move Islamic studies beyond both area studies and theology Islamweb -- the Islamic Studies Internet Guide A guide to curricular resources and courses on Islam at American universities Islam in America website from the Divining America Project at the National Humanities Center The Sufi Literature Archive from the 1999 NEH Summer Seminar on "The Literature of Islamic Mysticism" Middle East and Islamic World Filmography The largest American university collection of documentary films on the Islam and the Middle East (over 500 films), at UNC's Undergraduate Library - Nonprint Collection The Veil Debate in France a conference hosted in 2000 by the Department of Romance Languages at UNC Religious and Sacred Art: The Five Faiths Project from the Ackland Art Museum Islamic Art and Architecture Afghanistan Cultural Heritage Two extensive resources pages from the Sloane Art Library at UNC Persian Manuscript Catalogs at UNC and Duke Art Noble Dreams, Wicked Pleasures: Orientalism in America, 1870-1930 Islam in America Omar ibn Said: An Exhibition of the Original Manuscript of the Autobiography of West African Muslim enslaved in the United States (Interfaith Center of New York) Diversity in the ‘Christian Nation’: Muslim Slave's Story Inspires Commentary on Tolerance (National Public Radio)