islam

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• - Discover the basic beliefs of Muslims through a series of posters.
  
• - Presents short biographies of well-known followers of Islam, including scholars, leaders, scientists and sports-people, from history and currently in the news.
  
• - Follow Ibn Battuta on his travels from Morocco to Mecca, Turkey, India, China, and beyond. Includes many maps and modern day photos of ancient landmarks.
  
• - Details and pictures about many aspects of life in the Muslim world in the middle ages. Includes quotes from Islamic scripture and tells some about Islamic culture today as well.
  
• - Special section of the Albalagh E-Journal that is produced by children for children. Includes an Islamic quiz, stories, history, and current events.
  
• - Islamic principles, names, and stories. Includes The Five Pillars of Islam.
  
• - Submission.org provides practical advice for understanding and applying the Quran in daily life. Also features a question-and-answer section designed to help readers understand Islam as well as a monthly newspaper.
  
• - Introduces the lunar calendar that governs religious observances. Explains why you can't print an Islamic calendar in advance.
  
• - True stories and anecdotes about pious men.
  
• - Board for discussing Islam in all aspects of a girl's life. Includes sections on fashion, cooking, religion, issues, health, sports, and weddings.
  
• - Includes cartoons, games, educational activities, and girls-only pages.
  
• - Article provides a scholarly introduction to this system of belief.
  
• - Islamic Halal site. Moral stories and manners, weekly quiz, penpals, and games. Story and poetry submissions accepted.
  
• - Articles for children on the wonders of God's creation.
  
• - Online books about Islam, Allah, and creation.
  
• - Facts about Islam and Muslims. Includes a links page.
  
• - With links to sources such as photos of the cave of Hira, helps non-Muslims understand who Muhammad was and what he contributed to Islam and the Koran.
  
• - A site made by young British Muslims for other young Muslims.