Use this short list of the useful and interesting websites about Islam and Muslims to learn more.

A unique British-based online education community, bringing great scholarship to bear on the many Muslim contributions to current world civilization. A real trove of science, history, and culture.

Since 2007, a site serving journalists and others interested in the American Muslim community. Provides news, features, profiles of interesting individuals, and good resources.  Attractive, smart, consistently refreshed.

Part of the BBC’s religion Home Page, this site offers “Islam at a Glance” materials including history, culture, feature articles. A standard reference.

A collection of basic texts, including search tools for the Quran, Sayings of Muhammad, a Glossary, and short articles on special topics including Economics, Human Relations, Law, Misconceptions, and Politics. Sources are reliable, commentary sometimes devout.

The full treatment from a thorough, mildly academic perspective. This is a Premium Product from Britannica. You can sign up for a free trial to view it in depth.

A full-color, glossy quarterly international magazine that provides a cross-cultural platform for Muslims to articulate and share concerns. Topics include Religion, Family, Mysticism, Law, Politics, History, Philosophy, Economics, Sociology, Anthropology, Psychology, Psychiatry, Health, Education, Current Affairs, Culture, Science & Technology, Media, Literature, Poetry, Fiction, Art & Architecture

New in September, 2008, a resource for Americans who have little knowledge of Islam. Users—Muslim and non-Muslim alike—can meet their neighbors. Find tools and helpful information for educators, religious leaders, and individuals concerned about building bridges of understanding across lines of faith and culture. Open to comments, improvement.