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This page gathers together all of the academic, teaching and education-related links I have amassed over the years.
Academic Institutions & Societies
- al-Furqan Islamic Heritage Foundation
- American Institute for Yemeni Studies
- APNA
- Association of Muslim Social Scientists (US)
- British Epigraphy Society
- Center for Sikh & Punjab Studies
- Centre for the Study of Ancient Documents
- Classical Association
- Gifford Lectures
- Hinchingbrooke Religious Studies
- Institute for Cultural Research
- International Society for Neoplatonic Studies
- Islamic Philosophy Online
- London Academy for Iranian Studies
- Neal A Maxwell Institute for Religious Scholarship
- Oxford Centre for Hindu Studies
- Packard Humanities Institute
- Resource Pages for Biblical Studies
- Rumi Forum
- Rumi Institute (Near East University)
- Seyyed Hossein Nasr Foundation
- School of Advanced Study
- Society for the Promotion of Byzantine Studies
- Society for the Promotion of Hellenic Studies
- Society for the Promotion of Roman Studies
- The Muhyiddin Ibn Arabi Society
Libraries & Museums
- British Libary
- British Museum
- Chester Beatty Library
- Cornell University, Historical Monographs Collection
- E-Scholarship (University of California Press)
- Fitzwilliam Museum
- SCONUL
- Smithsonian
- St Deiniol’s Library
- Written in Stone (Smithsonian)
Journals
- al-Serat
- Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ)
- Journal of Arabic & Islamic Studies
- Journal of Ottoman Calligraphy
- Journal of Scriptural Reasoning
- Journal of Shi`a Islamic Studies
- Journal of Textual Reasoning
- JSTOR
- Mawlana Rumi Review
- Sacred Tribes Journal
- Studies in Comparative Religion
Resources
- Academic Earth
- Digital Book Index
- Digital Dictionaries of South Asia
- Digital South Asia Library
- Early Islamic Coins
- Early Jewish Writings
- Early Medieval Art
- Encyclopaedia Iranica
- Encyclopedia of Religion and Society
- Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy
- Internet Islamic History Sourcebook
- Jewish History Resource Centre
- Medieval Gospel of Barnabus
- Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
- Sufi Literature Archive
- The Khalili Collections
- You Tube Education
Scholars
- Abdullah Trevathan
- Alan Godlas
- Gerhard Bowering
- Frederick Colby
- Ian G Williams
- Juan R I Cole
- Carl Ernst
- Kenneth L Honerkamp
- Khaled Abou El Fadl (Scholar of the House)
- Paul E Losensky
- Fatima Mernissi
- Jawid Mojaddedi
- Moojan Momen
- James Morris
- Seyyed Hossein Nasr
- Sherman Jackson
- Torry Seland
Teaching Resources
Abdur Rahman's Corner 
dear brother,
I read in Qur’an and some book told me that a Muslim man allowed to marry non islam woman (Ahlul kitab). If it really allowed, suppose woman keep on her faith, how to rise children according Islam?
Thank you very much.
Wahyu
Salamun alaikum Wahyu,
Welcome to my online home. Allah bless you always. Yes, it does indeed say in the Quran that a Muslim man may marry a woman from the Ahl al-Kitab. Islamic teaching, moreover, holds that she doesn’t have to convert either (unless she freely chooses to). Any children should be raised as Muslims, so our tradition teaches. If you are considering such a thing, the best thing to do is to talk this matter through seriously with your intended.