This is the list of some of the websites that offer tools and material that are very helpful for education and research in Islam. The objective is to provide a variety of resources on Islam and understandings of Islam. Obviously the author of this website does not necessarily agree with the views expressed in all these websites.

tanzil.net (easy search and browsing for the Qur'an)

erquran.org (a source to see the variant readings of the Qur'an)

www.understanding-islam.com (a rich source of question and answer on Islam)

muslimphilosophy.com (a source of reading on Muslim philosophers)

arabphilosophers.com (a source of reading on Arab and Muslim philosophers)

corpus.quran.com (an excellent linguistic resource for studying the Qur'an)

www.almeshkat.net/books/index.php (an online Islamic library)

www.waqfeya.com (an online Islamic library)

www.monthly-renaissance.com (an online Islamic journal)

www.islamicbulletin.org (an online Islamic Bulletin)

www.book.feqhweb.com (books of Feqh grouped by the four Sunni schools of thought - Arabic)

www.islamic-studies.info (an online free source of Islamic education)

www.mubashirnazir.org (an online free source of Islamic education)

www.islamweb.net/hadith/index.php (studies of Hadith)

www.dorar.net/enc/hadith (studies of Hadith)

shibliacademy.org (the website of Darul Musannefin Shibli Academy)

www.esnips.com/thumbnails.php?album=686634 (by or about the Mutazila scholars)

www.forpeoplewhothink.org (writings of Islamic theologian & jurust, Ibn Yusuf Khaleel Al-Corentini)

www.islamqa.com (a Q&A website based on the traditional four schools of jurisprudence)

qa.sunnipath.com (Question and answer source based on Hanafi and Shafi'i schools of jurisprudence)

www.hanafi.co.uk (a source for Hanafi school of jurisprudence) 

www.hanabilah.com (a source for Hanbali school of jurisprudence)

www.shafiifiqh.com (a source for Shafi'i school of jurisprudence)

sayfalhaqq.wordpress.com/maliki-fiqh (a source for Maliki school of jurisprudence)

www.nafseislam.com/en (a source for Barelwi school of thought)

www.darululoom-deoband.com (a source for Deobandi school of thought)

shiaonlinelibrary.com (a rich source for Shia books, also including many primary Sunni books)

www.al-shia.org (a source for Shia school of thought)

lib.ahlolbait.com (a source for Shia school of thought with books in English, Persian and Arabic)

http://islam.uga.edu/Sufism.html (a source for Sufi school of thought and Sufi orders)

en.fgulen.com (the website of an Islamic thinker, Fethullah Gülen)

www.drsoroush.com (the website of an Islamic thinker and philospher, Abd al-Karim Soroush)


More resources will be added in time.