General resources on Islamic religion and culture
Web sites from Following Muhammad: Rethinking Islam in the Contemporary World, by Carl W. Ernst (University of North Carolina Press, 2003)
Upcoming Events on the Middle East and Muslim Civilizations in the NC Triangle area
Islamopedia Online, a public web-based resource on contemporary Islamic thought and religious opinion
Sources on Islam (Internet Medieval Sourcebook)
Middle East History (University of Chicago Library)
The Middle East North Africa Internet Resource Guide (University of Utah)
Islamic dynasties (Islamic Arts and Architecture Organization)Calendar converters from Muslim hijri to Gregorian dates
Special topics
Arabic, Persian, and Urdu books and language resources
Arabic and Persian: Scripts and Manuscripts
Architecture: Panoramic views of Ottoman architecture
Islamic Coins Group and Islamic Coin Cabinet
Music of Sufism: a brief discography
Music and poetry of Islamic SpainNovels from largely Muslim countries
Academic study of Islam
Information for Graduate Applicants in Islamic Studies at UNC
Islamic studies in Ph.D. Programs in Religious Studies
"The Study of Religion and the Study of Islam" by Carl Ernst
"Changing Approaches to Islamic Studies in the U.S."
(PowerPoint with Arabic subtitles; Turkish version)
The Qur'an
UNC Qur'an controversy (Summer Reading Program 2002)
UNC resources
Islamic Art and Architecture (UNC's Sloane Art Library)
Related web sites
"Interpreting the Song of Songs: The Paradox of Spiritual and Sensual Love"
Recommended
Academic
Blogs on Religion, Islam, and the Middle East
Religion
dispatches - Gary Laderman (Emory University), Linell Cady
(Arizona State University)
Virtually
Islamic: Research and News about Islam in the Digital Age
- Gary Bunt (University of Wales - Lampeter)
Informed Comment - Juan Cole (University of Michigan)
History News Network - Mark Levine (University of
California-Irvine)
Tabsir:
Insight on Islam and the Middle East - Daniel Varisco (Hofstra
University) and other contributors
Qifa
Nabki, A Lebanese Political Blog - Elias Muhanna
(Brown University)
Windows on Iran - Fatemeh Keshavarz
(Washington University - St. Louis)