Muslims

Muslim Internet-Communities

• Dar al-Masnavi: Topics relating to the great masterpiece of Mawlana Jalaluddin Rumi–the Masnavi/Mesnevi/Mathnawi, plus his Divan; his life and teachings; inquiries about sources, authenticity, and accuracy of verses; topics about the Mevlevi Order of Islamic sufism that has preserved Rumi’s teachings.

• Islamic Poetry: IslamicPoetry.org is a new internet poetry site entirely dedicated to Islamic poetry. Our mission is to encourage poets of all ages, nationalities, and cultures to submit their poetry on various Islamic themes in order to have their heartfelt inspirations heard and serve as a means to benefit readers from different communities around the world.

• Marifah Forum: Knowledge and realization.

• Osmanli Naks-i’bendi Yahoo Group: The purpose of this group is to provide information about the Osmanli Naks-i’bendi Muslim Dergah and association. The Dergah is a place of worship and a center for learning the Islamic lifestyle.

• Sunni Forum: By joining our free community you will have access to post topics, communicate privately with other members (PM), respond to polls, upload content and access many other special features.

Muslim Men

• Abdur Rahman: I hope to share my thoughts with the wider world. In particular, I will be posting material on those things which truly motivate, fascinate and inspire me.

• Abdus Salaam: An American Muslim

• Abul Layth: SeekingIlm.com was created for the sole purpose of seeking Allah’s pleasure by fulfilling a ‘forgotten’ obligation, seeking spiritual knowledge. The path to seeking the spiritual knowledge of Islam is called “At-Tasawwuf” or sometimes called Sufism (mysticism). Unfortunately, Tasawwuf has been scarred by the actions of some claimaint Sufis, of the past and present. To know […]

• Abu Muhammad: Here I am preparing myself to play my part a little early when still a decennium is left. At this point in my life If I am assured one blessing by the Lord, I’ll ask for a little more pellucidity – the uncloudedness so that I can understand the complexities around me – the lucidity so that I may empower my ’self’ to stick with the ‘ultimate ego’. While moving towards the terminus I long to give lyrics to my percept and let my pen free…

• Akram’s Razon: Svend White

• Alex Andalus: Andalus

• Al ‘ilmun Nafi’: A blog bringing beneficial knowledge to the readers insha’Allah.

• An-Noor: This blog is dedicated to the proliferation of the teachings of the Thanwi silsilah through what we have acquired from our beloved Shaikh, Hazrat Maulana Shah Hakeem Muhammad Akhtar Sahib (DB).

• Austrolabe: Austrolabe is a news and analysis website serving Australia’s Muslim community. The site is maintained by a group of volunteer editors and authors.

• Bismillah…: This blog is really just to keep track of the things we learn about Islam.

• Br. Naeem: As I’ve scoured the Islamosphere landscape, I’ve felt most comfortable on those sites and blogs where the author feels secure enough to discuss his/her background.

• Dawood: Dezhen was the nickname given to me by some Chinese friends at University. It means basically someone who is an honest and truthful moral agent. This is a principle that I try to live by in all things.

• Green Sufi: a married art teacher in the “3rd world”, I have over the years collected a lot of material regarding related themes, which I’d like to share. Wondering at the Magnificence and the Generosity of the Creator, attempting to live ethically, even tho’ it may not “make a difference”.

• Haseeb Ahmed: Topics range from Islam, other religions, politics, news/current events, sports, science, medicine and much more.

• Hijab Man: My name is not HijabMan, but you can call me that. The ultimate purpose of this site is as a form of worship, a form of thanks to God. It is a way of reflecting upon the sights I see (photos), my experiences with people (journal), and my life in general (this site as a whole). Criticism is always welcome, just be respectful.

• Irving Karchmar: I have been a poet, writer and editor for many years, and a darvish of the Nimatullahi Sufi Order since 1992. I am also the author of the book Master of the Jinn: A Sufi Novel, a mystical adventure tale on the Sufi path of Love.

• MadSufi: Love that is not madness is not love.

• Mere Muslim: A mere Muslim writes on mere Islam.

• Mr. Espy: In pursuit of truth, justice, and Jannah.

• Mujahideen Ryder: “Not the average Muslim blog.”

• Omar: An indefinite area intermediate between two qualities or conditions, of a questionable nature or quality. Majnun: Insane, mad from love.

• Osama Saeed: By day I work as a tax consultant (the good guys – saving people money) and investment adviser. I’m also a media commentator in my spare time.

• Other Matters: Othermatters.org is a collaborative weblog established to create a space for dialogue among Muslims, across the breadth of the sciences and humanities and beyond some of our pettier ideological differences. Get your news or politics fix elsewhere; our posts generally reflect on the wispier stuff of life.

• Umar Lee: Islam. The only Muslim in a family that includes Protestants, Catholics, Mormons and Jews.

• Tariq Nelson: I post various thoughts about the problems faced by different groups within the American Muslim community, the American Muslim Community as a whole and the Ummah in general in hopes of creating some dialogue to solve the problems.

• True Life: at-Tazkirah/التذكرة

• Yusuf Smith: In which unemployed graduate has an excuse t use his politics degree. Religious, tech and media issues (and anything I fancy).

Muslim Women

• Aminah Hernandez: The purpose of this blog is to serve as my forum for sharing my views, rants, insights, questions, and thoughts on a variety of issues. I write about my own life, writing and the arts, Islamic/Muslim issues, social justice, immigration rights, support for women of color across the globe, indigenous rights, and many other things.

• Aziza Margari Hill: Believer, Student of Life, World Traveller, Lover, Fighter, Social Critic, Organic Intellectual first, Academic Second… I’m trying to make a difference. If the pen is mightier than the sword, than the keyboard has more force than a semi-automatic.

• Baraka: Pakistani-American Muslim woman, mama wannabe, dreamer, seeker, writer, thief of hearts, uberpoet, nation drifter, juice imbiber, style junkie, line crosser, reflective dweller, girl scout mint cookie, hip chick, & MS-warrior. Full-time human rights & responsibilities advocate. Married to my soulmate. Skirter of manhole covers to avoid being sucked into an alligator-infested underworld.

• Dynamite Soul: I do all of my own stunts.

• Hijabi Apprentice: i am a simple muslim. i am on a journey seeking knowledge and truth. i pray that ALLAH blesses me with knowledge and i can graduate to the next station, but for now i am content to just learn, apply what i learn and share what i learn.

• Hilsen Fra…: Describing yourself is an art. I am not an artist. Irisblue because I love the word Iris and I love the colour blue. 32 because I was born a Cancer with Capricorn rising 32 years ago. Canadian because my parents ended up here drawn by their fate. Student because I decided to go through it all over again.

• Izzy Mo: Musings on Islam, art, culture, beauty and other random tidbits from a Southern-born Muslima and Artist.

• Koonj: An erstwhile PhD student, struggling out of my cocoon after successfully defending my dissertation in Feburary 2006. Became a mother on April 1 2006.Arrived in the US in 1996. Lived in the UK, Pakistan and the US.

• Saha: These are the conversations that I need to have but don’t because at this age, in this time, with small children, it’s not possible for it to happen enough. And enough for me is daily.

• Salika Sufisticate: This blog is not an “Islamic blog”. It will be pretty much anything I want to write but I do plan on insha’Allah (God-willing) relating it back to Islam in one way or another. This blog will consist of articles, my readings, my daily activities, and how Islam relates to my life.

• Samaha: I am a Bosnian-American Muslimah living in the near suburbs of Chicago. I am married and have three lovely tickets to heaven (daughters). I have devoted my life to my husband and children the past 16 years, including involvement in numerous Islamic schools throughout the greater Chicagoland area.

• Umm Ibrahim: I am a late twenties Muslim Hijabi housewife with two kids: a daughter that is 5 and a son who is 3. My daughter is in Kindergarten at the Islamic school, after 2 years of homeschooling in Arabic. Just trying it out, not sure if we’ll go back to homeschooling her next year. Now i’m homeschooling my son with another girl the same age. I did that to force me to take it more seriously.

• Umm Layth: The intent of this site is to offer encouragement to each other, as Muslim women, to better ourselves internally & externally, making Allah the goal of our entire lives. It is as Labid, the famous arab poet that our Beloved Messenger, Muhammad (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) quoted, said: ‘Everything, save Allah, is batil (null)!’ There are many things to come, with Allah’s Help. Stay tuned! Suggestions are always welcomed!

• Umm Yasmin: Dervish is the Godblog of Umm Yasmin, a Muslim living in Melbourne Australia. Umm Yasmin first began writing an online diary (before they were called “blogs”) back in 1999 but did not seriously begin blogging until late 2003.

• Umm Zaid: See for you self… (Umm Zaid’s About Page)