Islamic Learning Resources

Exploring Islamic Studies: A Comprehensive Resource Guide for Students

Embark on a journey through the rich tapestry of Islamic studies with this extensive collection of resources, thoughtfully curated for students. This compilation features 41 valuable links, organized into the following categories:

Foundations of Islamic Studies

Islam Awakened Qur'an Index

Introduction to Islam

The spread of Islam

The Five Pillars of Islam

Islamic History and Culture

Contextualization of the development of Islam

Spread of Islamic Culture

Islamic Art and Culture: A Resource for Teachers

The complex geometry of Islamic design

Islamic Celebrations

Politics and Islam

Caliphates and Islamic Global Politics

Conversations with History: Islamic Societies, with Ira Lapidus

Conversations with History: Islam and the State, with Vali Nasr

Sunni and Shia Islam part 1

Beginnings of Islam: The Hijra to Medina and the conversion of Mecca

Conversations with History: Islam and Democracy, with Akbar Ganji

Conversations with History: America, Europe, and the Islamic World with Mark Steyn

Conversations with History: Islam and State Power in Middle East and Central Asia, with Vitaly Naumkin

Art and Architecture in Islamic Contexts

Art of the Islamic World

Golden age of Islam

Contemporary Issues and Debates

Conversations with History: Globalization and Islam, with Olivier Roy

Conversations with History: Militant Islam, with Daniel Pipest

Manuscripts and Primary Sources

Why Study Ibn Taymiyya?

The Yemeni Manuscript Digitization Initiative (YMDI)

Miscellaneous Islamic Studies Resources

Continuity-Sikhism connections to Hinduism and Islam

Statewide Dual Credit World History, The Making of Early Modern World 1450-1700 CE, Chapter 2: Islam & Southeast Asia, Islam and Eurasia: An Introduction

Statewide Dual Credit World History, The Making of Early Modern World 1450-1700 CE, Chapter 2: Islam & Southeast Asia, Shiite Islam and Safavid Dynasty

Delve into this diverse collection of resources to deepen your understanding of Islamic studies, its history, culture, and contemporary issues. Whether you're a student, educator, or simply curious about the Islamic world, these materials will provide valuable insights and broaden your perspective on this rich and multifaceted field of study.

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