101. CIE - Council On Islamic Education Backed by a diverse body of scholars of history, religion, education and related disciplines the CIE is a non-profit research organization which provides services, resources and research-based tools to K-12 school textbook publishers, state education officials and policymakers, curriculum developers, and teachers. http://www.cie.org/

home about cie cie store contact us ... support CIE CIE's mission is to support and strengthen American public education as the best foundation for a vibrant democracy, a healthy civil society, and a globally literate citizenry. Contribute To CIE Education is the key Support CIE. Your one-time or monthly recurring donation helps CIE make a difference in the education field. Donate Now! CIE is a publicly supported non-profit, tax-exempt 501(c)(3) organization. Currently Featured... Should Guest Speakers Teach About Religion in the K-12 Classroom? The U.S. Supreme Court has made clear that study about religion in public schools is not only constitutional, but essential if students are to gain an understanding of both our own nation's diversity, as well as how American religious attitudes affect our view of the world. More... Artistic Exchange Between Europeans and Muslims This lesson integrates world history, world religions, geography, and art history as students explore the many artistic connections linking Medieval Europe and the Muslim world. This plan was based on the scholarship of Rosamond Mack, which can be explored in her recent book From Bazaar to Piazza: Islamic Trade and Italian Art, 1300-1600

102. Birmingham University Islamic Society Information about their events and activities, a newsletter, and a collection of articles on aspects of Islam. http://students.bugs.bham.ac.uk/islamic/

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103. Islamic Prayer Group Londonbased group promotes Islam, and charity causes. Details of meetings and activities. http://www.ipg.cwc.net/

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104. Islamic Web: Learn About The Fastest Growing Religion... Islam! Why Not Explore Contains a beginner's introduction and information on the Quran, Hadith, beliefs, history, and politics. Also includes some statistics and maps, and a FAQ. http://www.islamicweb.com/

105. Islamic Collection Categorized Shia links, articles and a mailing list. http://www.geocities.com/islamroots/

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106. Islamic Stitches Home Page Needlework kits for beginners to advanced, in a variety of islamic theme patterns. http://www.islamicstitches.com/

Islamic Stitches, Creating Tomorrows Heirlooms Today Welcome to Islamic Stitches! Would you like to sign up for our news letter? Read all about it and see some pretty Texas wild flowers too. Are you interested in knowing more about counted cross-stitch? check out our FAQ We have a new free design for beginners! I also have several designs close to completion, so if you have always wanted to learn counted cross stitch, try one of our free designs. Then you will be ready to stitch your own work of art!! Our latest designs: Allah (swt) A Kufi design Available on 8ct (for children) or 11ct antique white Wichelt aida. And also available stitched on 11ct black Wichelt aida.. The Throne Sura 2 Ayat 2 an adult beginners kit; and This is From the Bounty of My Lord , available in a Children's and Adult beginners kits. Since I started Islamic Stitches in 1997 (previously Amatullah's Designs), we have been committed to bringing you the finest quality fabrics, needles and flosses, to stitch our Islamic and halal (allowed in Islam) designs. We provide full color charts, and detailed instructions and if you have a problem we are only an email (or phone call away). We stand behind our kits and you have confidence that the design is suitable for cross stitch, the colors harmonize and you know before you invest your precious free time, that you have a kit which will not disappoint you.

107. Islamic Architecture - Illustrated Descriptions & Review Of Mosques & Palaces. An introduction to islamic architecture and illustrated descriptions and histories of notable mosques and monuments, together with links to Amazon for the http://www.islamicarchitecture.org/

HOME ARCHITECTURE ART BOOKS ... SEARCH CRISTOBAL VILA - Watc h the video in Large format or Small X Cant find what you are looking for? Try the advanced search form Islamic dynasties from 15th through 19th centuries M O S Q U E S / P A L A C E S Lutfallah Mosque What sets the interior of the Lutfallah Mosque apart from its Seljuk prototype and from all other interiors in Safavids architecture is the exquisite tile decoration... Muhammad Ali Al-Pasha Mosque The construction of this mosque was begun in 1246H. (1830) , on the site of old Mamluk buildings, and was completed in 1265H. (1848). Its decorations... Quwwat Al-Islam Mosque The best surviving example of Ghurids architecture was built by Qurb AI-Din Aibak, a Turkish slave commander of the region for Muizz AI-Din Muhammad... Great Mosque of Divrigi The mosque has a longitudinal plan in its north-south axis. Besides the portals on the north and west facades, there is a monumental window on the southern... Ibn Tulun Mosque The Mosque bears many superficial resemblances to the mosques of Samarra, although it is clearly the product of local craftsmen working to the specifications of a... Bayazid II Mosque Mehmed the Conqueror required the rich and powerful to take the initiative in the development of homes, market halls, workshops, guesthouses, and...

108. IN RETROSPECT: Islamic Schooling In Australia Retrospective history of Muslims in Australia through focusing on islamic schooling. http://www.ifew.com/insight/v12i03/schling.html

[IFEW Home] [Insight Home] [Islamic Education - Home] [Feedback] IN RETROSPECT Islamic Schooling in Australia Siddiq Buckley I have chosen the word schooling rather than the broad term education because in the Islamic view of the world there has been some form of Islamic education around since the time of Adam and Eve (peace be upon them both ). I would define Islamic Schooling to mean teaching the precepts of Islam in an institutional setting. This, especially in a country such as Australia, is a relatively modern phenomenon - as modern as the arrival of Muslims themselves. My starting point is around 1860 C.E., when the first so-called Afghans came to Australia as camel- drivers for the ill-fated Burke and Wills expedition financed by the then Government of Victoria. These hardy men (for there were virtually no women ever brought with them) helped pioneer the Outback and heralded a number of significant developments in Australia's history, of which the most famous and well remembered are the construction of 'The Ghan' - the railway line from Port Pirie in South Australia to Alice Springs - and the Overland Telegraph line from Adelaide to Port Darwin. Great as their technological achievements were at that time, what we are concerned about is their spiritual development and legacy. A number of mosques (both large and small) were established by these Muslims, of which several still function to this day in capitals like Perth and Adelaide and some for other purposes, such as the local historical Museum in Broken Hill.

109. University Of Cambridge Islamic Society Information about their activities and events, a guide to life in Cambridge; also offer a guide to Islam, and a Human Rights newswire. http://www.isoc.co.uk/

****JavaScript based drop down DHTML menu generated by NavStudio. (OpenCube Inc. - http://www.opencube.com)**** //Document Level Menu Settings cddcodebase = "menu/" cddcodebase106131 = "menu/" cddactivate_onclick = false cddshowhide_delay = cddurl_target = "_self" cddurl_features = "resizable=1, scrollbars=1, titlebar=1, menubar=1, toolbar=1, location=1, status=1, directories=1, channelmode=0, fullscreen=0" cdddisplay_urls_in_status_bar = true cdddefault_cursor = "hand" Welcome Contact Committee Freshers' Guide ... Database Home Isoc Islam - mp3 Qur'an - various supplications HR - previous Newswires Events - past Events - events Calendar Magazine Alumni - alumni Dinner Access - isoc Reps - student Profiles - alternate prospectus Fresher's Guide - places to eat/shop Contact Us - committee - isoc Reps Support - donations - sponsorship Assalamu Alaikum Welcome to the University of Cambridge Islamic Society (Isoc). The aims of the society are to support Muslim students, inform others about Islam and provide a forum for the discussion of issues such as spirituality and human rights. We work in partnership with Cambridge Muslims ONLINE Upcoming Events Oxbridge Open Day 24th September 2005, 10am - 5pm

110. Islamia.co.uk Resources of Muslim interests in London. Includes prayer times, and listings of mosques, organisations, events, and publications. http://www.islamia.co.uk/

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111. Excerpt From Jonah Blank, Mullahs On The Mainframe Excerpt from a book by Jonah Blank, explaining why modernity and islamic fundamentalism need not be mutually exclusive. http://www.press.uchicago.edu/Misc/Chicago/056767.html

Dream Palace of the Arabs: A Generation's Odyssey "No other book that I know of has such a wealth of detail on the belief systems and praxis of an Islamic religious community. Blank's many-level approach makes this one of the most interesting works I have read: his description of customs, lifestyles, and ideas is based on both unprecedented study of written material and his own painstaking, assiduous field research. His text also, very properly, aims to dispel some of the stereotypes that disfigure Western perceptions of Islam. This unconventional book is a major contribution to scholarship." Asia In Western And World History: A Guide To Teaching An excerpt from Mullahs on the Mainframe Islam and Modernity among the Daudi Bohras Jonah Blank Read an interview with the author. Modernity and Islamic Fundamentalism (from Chapter 10: Conclusion One of the underlying premises of this study has been a belief in the potential for peaceful coexistence between traditionalist Islam and Western-style modernity. Sadly, such a premise stands in marked contrast to the prevailing popular attitude both in the West and in many Muslim circles. Westerners with little knowledge of Islam often reflexively judge it solely by its most militant, rejectionist elements: the Taliban, hard-line Iranian ayatollahs, or self-described mujahideen of various extremist (even terrorist) organizations. These elements represent only a tiny fraction of world Muslim opinion, yet all too often in the West they are presumed to be the legitimate voice of the entire community. The Muslim world, for its part, is equally quick to take Western actions out of context: there are those who may be profitably reminded that the term "modern values" is not necessarily an oxymoron, and that Western civilization does not find its definitive expression in

112. Al-Quran The Criterion, International Islamic Propagation Center Lectures in Urdu and English on a variety of topics. Also features information on the organization, discussion transcripts, and matrimonials. http://www.the-quran.org/

113. Islamic Culture And The Medical Arts Online documents for the U.S. National Library of Medicine exhibition celebrating the achievements of the medical profession in islamic culture from the 9th to the 19th century. http://www.nlm.nih.gov/exhibition/islamic_medical/islamic_00.html

Islamic Culture and the Medical Arts Medicine is a science from which one learns the states of the human body with respect to what is healthy and what is not, in order to preserve good health when it exists and restore it when it is lacking. Ibn Sina, the opening to the Qanun fi al-tibb [596x900 8-bit color GIF, 116773 bytes] [The Online Version of] A Brochure to Accompany an Exhibition In Celebration of the 900th Anniversary of the Oldest Arabic Medical Manuscript In the Collections of the National Library of Medicine By Emilie Savage-Smith University of Oxford National Library of Medicine Bethesda, Maryland Table of Contents Important Notes about Viewing the Online Exhibition (Image Quality, Diacriticals) The Exhibition Preface Medieval Islamic Medicine ... Credits The physician, with his medical art and his drugs, Cannot avert a summons that has come, What ails the physician that he dies of the disease That he would have cured in time gone by? There died alike he who administered the drug and he who took it, And he who imported and sold the drug, and he who bought it.

114. Arabic Calligraphy By Rasheed Butt Samples of the work of a calligrapher from Islamabad, who works in both Arabic and Persian, on religious and poetic texts. Includes biography. http://www.rasheedbutt.com/

Exhibition Opening and Talk - Rasheed Butt, Embassy of Pakistan, Washington D. C....more For years I have been an admirer of Rasheed Butt's calligraphies. At a time when many calligraphers strive to create new and unusual forms, he has perfected the classical style in a unsurpassable way. His naskh is masterly, and the combination of naskh and kufi, as e.g. in his superb rendering of Surat ur rehman, is unique. Lately Mr. Butt has concentrated upon composing hilya, the time honoured description of the beauty of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), using the three extant descriptions and writing them in both nashk and nastaliq in a style and shape worthy of their noble contents. A special feature of Rasheed Butt's calligraphies is the ornamentation in golden hues and colours with most subtle arabesques, reviving the most delicate designs. We hope that the Pakistani master calligrapher will live for many many years to fill the world with the beautiful designs of his miracle-working pen so that we can admire through him the quintessential Islamic art, that of calligraphy, which developed due to the wish to write the word of God as beautifully as possible. Does not the tradition state: "Verily God is beautiful and loves beauty?" It is this beauty which can be sensed through Rasheed Butt's art, the cultural background of the spectator notwithstanding.

115. IBF NET:Researchers' Page Comprehensive and indepth, but assumes a familiarity with some Muslim words and concepts. http://islamic-finance.net/res.html

RESEARCHERS' PAGE Through this section, we strive to render all possible assistance to existing and potential researchers in the discipline of Islamic economics, banking and finance. If you are a researcher in the area, we would like to hear from you regarding the topic of your research. If you are an existing postgraduate/ doctoral/ postdoctoral research scholar affiliated to any university or institution of higher learning, do let us know about your work. Send us a write-up, which may be the proposal for your research, or preliminary results of your work, or abstract of your completed work. We would love to highlight the same in a special section in our International Journal of Islamic Financial Services, our quarterly research publication. You may contact us by sending an e-mail to info@islamic-finance.net SEARCH THIS SITE Islamic Finance Research Directory Project Please note that we are engaged in the process of continuous compiling of a Research Directory. The Directory is online and freely accessible to over 400 discerning visitors on average every day. Please take some time to fill up the form. If you are a registered member of IBF Net, you may also seek bibliographic assistance from us by filling up the form. Yes, I am interested to be part of the Islamic Finance Research Directory Project.

116. THAIS.IT - Architettura A photographic guide to Egyptian, Greek, islamic and Romanesque architecture, indexed by localities, subjects and periods. http://www.thais.it/architettura/default_uk.htm

40 Centuries of Architecture 1200 years of Sculpture Entomology Botany Itineraries and tourism ... Home Page Egyptian architecture Localities Index Subjects Index Periods Index Greek architecture Localities Index Subjects Index Periods Index Islamic architecture Localities Index Subjects Index Periods Index Romanesque architecture Localities Index Subjects Index Periods Index Roman Architecture Periods Index Localities Index Subjects Index Gothic Architecture Introduction Localities Index Periods Index E-mail Frim srl Milano Byzantine Architecture Periods Index Localities Index Subjects Index Armenian Architecture Introduction Map Index With the collaboration of the Center Studies and Documentation of the Armenian Culture http://www.csdca.it/

117. Central Bank Of The Islamic Republic Of Iran Responsible for Iranian monetary policy. Features a profile, an overview of services, details about currency and daily financial news. http://www.cbi.ir/

118. WELCOME TO THE Promoting crosscultural harmony and tolerance. Links and resources. http://www.angelfire.com/ga/isbglasgow/

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119. Islamic Relief Relief organisation working all around the world. Operations by area, via menu or map. Donate online, appeals, vacancies. http://www.islamic-relief.org.uk/

120. CQ Press : Current Events In Context : Future Of The Supreme Court Congressional Quarterly articles, including studies on the Jihad, Theocracy, Combating Terrorism, islamic Fundmentalism, Middle East Conflict. http://www.cqpress.com/context/

Home About CQ Press Poynter Institute Last Updated on September 7, 2005 The Supreme Court could soon experience a dramatic change in its balance of power between its liberal and conservative factions due to several key events that have unfolded over the past few months. The events began back in July when Justice Sandra Day O'Connor announced her plans to retire from the Court effective upon the nomination and confirmation of a successor. Shortly after this announcement, President Bush nominated conservative jurist John G. Roberts Jr. to replace O'Connor, and most recently, a second seat opened on the Court's bench when Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist passed away on September 3, 2005. John G. Roberts Jr. Roberts' Nomination Elevated to Chief Justice (9/7/05) - Kenneth Jost, CQ Press Supreme Court Editor, discusses the change in Judge Roberts' nomination status to chief justice. Video: .wmv (9.5mb) .mov (15.9mb) Text: Interview transcript John Roberts Nominated for Associate Justice (7/21/05) - An interview with Kenneth Jost on Judge Roberts' nomination. Video: .wmv (11.7mb) .mov (18.2mb) Audio: Text: Interview transcript Key Events Chronology Hearing Transcript from Judge Roberts' January 29, 2003 Appearance

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