Links

One of the things the brothers talked about tonight, was Islam on the internet. Seems there's a whole lot of "not quite right" out there, and alot of things must be taken with a grain of salt.

These are some of the best that I've found:

just al-Quran:

quranexplorer.com - 3 english translations, side by side arabic; audio recitation - I haven't gone anywhere on this site except to "launch Quran explorer." It's not amazingly user friendly, but it's not difficult.

USC Center for Muslim/Jewish engagement - Hadith and Quran search. It is almost too much to use effectively; I recommend using the "find on page" tool once you get into it.

Others:

makedua.com - side by side english and arabic dua (no transliteration)

islamic-dictionary.com - as a student of arabic, I have an interest in knowing the proper spellings for transliterations. I have not found a better tool than this for re-translating transliteration.

kalamullah.com - downloadable everything, a very vast resource

icnyu.org - Islamic Center @ NYU khutbah kast, a lengthy collection of khutbah pod-casts for those who have the time, or the space on an MP3 player. These are representative of my first contact with Islam. Their speakers present a broad range of vocal style and khutbah topics.

avari - a blog by Haroon Moghul; Moghul is one of the regular speakers for IC NYU. This is his regularly updated blog, along with a grand collection of links.