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Katalog Der Nah-, Mittelöstlichen Und Islamischen Präsenz Im Internet Vorbemerkung Katalog der nah-, mittelöstlichen und islamischen Präsenz im Internet Vorbemerkung Dieser Katalog erhebt keinen Anspruch auf Vollständigkeit. Internetressourcen, die nicht mehr zugänglich sind, werden weiter aufgeführt und mit einem entsprechenden Hinweis versehen. Bestehende Links können z.Z. nicht überprüft werden. Es sei auf Internetarchive wie http://www.archive.org verwiesen, die periodisch Teile des Internet speichern. Nicht mehr zugängliche Ressourcen können auch durch die Suche nach Dokumenttiteln wieder aufgefunden werden. Ergänzungen und Korrekturen sind zuletzt im Juni 2010 vorgenommen worden. Selbstverständlich beinhaltet das Aufführen von Links keine Identifikation des Verfassers mit den Inhalten der einzelnen Internetressourcen. Themen Einstiegspunkte Afrika - südlich der Sahara Ahmadiya Aleviten Antikritik Arabische Staaten - Ägypten Arabische Staaten - Algerien Arabische Staaten - Bahrain Arabische Staaten - Irak Arabische Staaten - Jemen Arabische Staaten - Libanon Arabische Staaten - Libyen Arabische Staaten - Marokko Arabische Staaten - Mauretanien Arabische Staaten - Palästina Arabische Staaten - Saudi-Arabien Arabische Staaten - Sudan Arabische Staaten - Syrien Arabische Staaten - Tunesien Arabische Staaten - Verschiedene Asien - Afghanistan Asien – Bangla Desh Asien - Indien Asien - Indonesien Asien - Iran Asien - Kashmir Asien - Malaysia Asien - Pakistan Asien/Europa - Türkei Asien - Verschiedene Australien/Neuseeland Baha'i Christentum - Islam Christliche Missionsbestrebungen Drusen Europa - Verschiedene Staaten Europa – Osteuropa Europa - Belgien Europa – Deutschland – Allgemein Europa – Deutschland - Organisationen, Homepages und Zeitschriften Europa – Deutschland - Persönliche Homepages Europa - Frankreich Europa - Großbritannien Europa - Italien Europa – Österreich Europa – Schweiz Europa - Skandinavien Fatwas - Einzelne Fatwas Fatwas - Fatwadienste Fatwas - Fatwasammlungen Frauen Gelehrte und Theoretiker Geschichte Hadith Heiratsvermittlungen Ibaditen Isma'iliya Kanada Kaukasus Kommerzielles Koran Kritik an und Polemik gegen MuslimInnen Kunst Lateinamerika Medien Medien - Newsgroups u.ä. Minderheiten Organisationen, Websites - international Persönliche Homepages und Blogs Philosophie Recht - Islamisches Recht allgemein Recht - Familienrecht Religion - Verschiedenes Schi'a Schi'a - Organisationen Schi'a - Antischi'itisches Sexualität Software Submitter Sufismus Sufismus - Tariqas Sufismus - Naqshbandiya Texte Theologie USA USA - Organisationen USA - Lokales USA - Studentische Organisationen Verschiedene Wirtschaft - Islamische Ökonomie in Theorie und Praxis Wissenschaft, Medizin und Islam Vorab ein Beispiel dafür, dass die Onlinewelt einige Überraschungen bereithält: http://caffeinatedkuwaiti.blogspot.com/ EINSTIEGSPUNKTE Zurück zum Anfang In dieser Rubrik werden Links verzeichnet, über die ein Einstieg in die weitere Recherche zum Islam im Internet möglich ist – oder jetzt in den meisten Fällen: war. Aalim Fevens: Islam Home Page http://www.qucis.queensu.ca/home/fevens/Islam.html nicht mehr zugänglich Linkverzeichnis; nicht mehr auf einem aktualisierten Stand. Ajeeb http://arabic.ajeeb.com nicht mehr zugänglich Umfangreiches arabischsprachiges Webportal. Interessant sind auch die Rubriken über moderne und klassische arabische Schriftsteller/innen (z.B. al-Mutanabbi). Lohnenswert!!! Islam.tc http://www.islam.tc/main.shtml nicht mehr zugänglich Umfangreiches Linkverzeichnis mit besonderem Schwerpunkt u.a. auf Ahlus-Sunnah wal-Jama'at-Seiten. Fatwas von Ebrahim Desai; jetzt auch Voice Chat-Möglichkeit: "Speak to Mufti". Etliche Ehevermittlungslinks, mehrere Chatlinks, umfangreicher Nachrichtenteil, Mailinglists, Verschiedene kommerzielle Links. Früher 'Ali's Islam SuperDirectory'. arab.net http://www.arab.net/ nicht mehr zugänglich Verzeichnis von Links und Kurzinformationen zu allen arabischen Staaten von Mauretanien bis Oman. CalTech MSA FTP-Site ftp://ftp.caltech.edu/pub/calmsa/ nicht mehr zugänglich Verzeichnis von downloadbaren Ressourcen zum Koran, Hadith, Bosnien u.v.a.m. Centre for Arab Gulf Studies http://www.ex.ac.uk/ags / jetzt unter http://huss.exeter.ac.uk/iais/research/gulf.php Zentrum für Studien, die die Golfregion betreffen. Das Online-Angebot befindet sich noch im Aufbau. Das Zentrum ist jetzt im Institute of Arab and Islamic Studies aufgegangen. General Interest Links http://www.islam.co.za/general_int.htm Kommentiertes Verzeichnis von Links. Hidayatullah Online: Islamic Links http://www.hidayatullah.com/ nicht mehr zugänglich Umfangreiches Verzeichnis von Links in indonesischer, malayischer und englischer Sprache. Besonders interessant für den südostasiatischen Bereich. Islam Links http://people.hofstra.edu/faculty/daniel_m_varisco/islamlink.html Leicht kommentiertes Linkverzeichnis; in Variscos Online-Artikel Slamming Islam finden sich gleichfalls interessante Links. Letztes Update 2005. Islam Page http://www.wco.com/~altaf/islam.html nicht mehr zugänglich Eine Sammlung interessanter Links, die sonst weniger zu finden sind. Ein Blick lohnt sich!!! Islamic Links http://www.sultan.org/ Reine Linkliste mit einigen etwas abgelegeneren Ressourcen. Islamic Quick Links http://www.angelfire.com/ar/umar/ Linkliste. Islamic Studies, Islam, Arabic, and Religion http://www.arches.uga.edu/~godlas/home.htm l Die Website von Alan Godlas, Universität von Georgia, gibt mit ihren gut gegliederten und zusammengestellten Links und Internetdokumenten ein gutes Beispiel für eine universitäre Internetpräsenz im islamwissenschaftlichen Bereich. Sehr zu empfehlen!!! Islamic Studies Pathway . A Guide to Islamic Studies Resources on the Internet http://www.lamp.ac.uk/cis/pathways/pathways.html Mit Bewertungen der Internetressourcen versehenes, sehr interessantes Verzeichnis, das von G.R. Bunt, Lecturer in Islamic Studies, University of Wales, unterhalten wird. Empfehlenswert!!! Islamic Texts and Resources MetaPage http://wings.buffalo.edu/sa/muslim/isl/isl.htm nicht mehr zugänglich Verzeichnis von Linkverzeichnissen mit den Kategorien "Introductory texts", "Scriptures and prophetic traditions", "Islamic thought", "Islamic language and art resources", "Other resources". Islamic Web Directory http://www.webstar.co.uk/~miqdad/ Kleineres Verzeichnis ausgewählter islamischer Internetressourcen mit kurzen Kommentaren. Jetzt nur noch Informationen über ein Informatikprojekt. Islamic World http://www.zmo.de/Hofheinz/cybislamlinks.html Gut kommentiertes Verzeichnis insbesondere mit Informationen zum arabischsprachigen Raum. Islamseek http://islamseek.com/ nicht mehr zugänglich Im Aufbau befindliche islamische Suchmaschine, teilweise schon recht interessanter Bestand. Islamwissenschaft - Universität Freiburg http://www.orient.uni-freiburg.de/islam/islam.html Interessante universitäre Homepage mit Links u.a. zum Islam, arabischen Ländern, Persien, Türkei, Software. Jede Menge Links http://nfie.com/links.htm 59 Links zu verschiedenen islamischen Webseiten, darunter private Homepages, Sufiseiten, Buchläden etc., erstellt von der 'Naqshbandyya Foundation for Islamic Education'. Kashif's Islamic Resources http://www.fiu.edu/~ksakra01/ nicht mehr zugänglich Linkseite. Linkliste http://www.uni-tuebingen.de/uni/orient/links/index.html Erstellt von der Fachschaft am Orientalischen Seminar der Universität Tübingen. Links häufig mit akademischem Bezug. Guter Einstiegspunkt für Zentralasien, die Kaukasusregion und einzelne arabische Staaten. Links http://www.uni-koeln.de/phil-fak/orient/ Linkliste mit besonderem Schwerpunkt auf dem akademischen Bereich; sehr interessant auch die Seite 'The Islamic Heritage of Islamic Egypt'. MeOme.de - Islam -Portal http://www.meome.de/ nicht mehr zugänglich Über die Rubrik ‚Gesellschaft und Soziales' gelangt man zum ‚Islam'-Portal. Sehr interessant gemacht und immer informativ. Ein Blick lohnt sich!!! Der Kommerzialiserung zum Opfer gefallen. Middle East & Islamic Studies Collection http://www.library.cornell.edu/colldev/mideast/ Ressourcensammlung der Cornell University Library; leider funktionieren etliche Links nicht mehr. MSANEWS http://msanews.mynet.net/ oder http://www.postcolonialweb.org/misc/msanews.html nicht mehr zugänglich Immer noch einer der besten Einstiegspunkte. Enthält u.a. ein 'Launchpad' mit vielerlei Links, 'Amwaj' mit Sound- und Bilddateien, 'Suhuf' mit Links zu Zeitungen und anderen Medien aus der arabisch-islamischen Welt, 'ScholarsBase' mit Informationen zu islamischen und islamwissenschaftlich tätigen Wissenschaftlern, 'Alkitab' mit online zugänglichen Büchern, 'Widlist' mit einem Verzeichnis der Adressen von Organisationen und Institutionen, 'Translatus', einer Sammlung von Texten, die in englischer Sprache vorliegen. MSANEWS Albab Gateway http://msanews.mynet.net/gateway/index.html nicht mehr zugänglich Im Rahmen der MSANEWS entstandener Dienst mit dem Ziel "to archive large documents such as yearly reports, entire books or extended analysis published by groups rather than individuals." Musalman - The Islamic Starting Point http://www.musalman.com/ Portal; nach verschiedenen Kategorien geordneter Suchdienst für islamische Internetressourcen. Enthält auch aktuelle Nachrichten und "action alerts". Muslim Awareness http://members.aol.com/MuslimAwareness/home.html nicht mehr zugänglich Hauptsächlich auf das tägliche Leben bezogene Links. Islamic Civilization http://www.cyberistan.org/ Enthält Ressourcen zur islamischen Wissenschaft, zur islamischen Geschichte (besonders auch islamisches Spanien, Amerika), Koran, zum Propheten Muhammad, zur Ölindustrie u.a.m. Jakim
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