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Islam: Library Sources for Research  Tags: islam religion religious_studies history  

A general introduction to library resources for the study of Islam. Intended audience: undergraduate students. The guide assumes no specialist knowledge of Islam.
Last update: Mar 20th, 2009 URL: http://uiuc.libguides.com/islam  Print Guide  RSS Updates

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For more information on Islamic Studies at the University of Illinois, please visit the Religious Studies Department, or the Center for South Asian and Middle Eastern Studies.

 
 

Preface

This guide is a multi-disciplinary introduction to library resources for the study of Islam. The intended audience is undergraduate students with no specialist background knowledge of the subject. The resources here are all in western languages, predominantly English.

Anyone studying Islam--whether as religion, culture, art, society, history, philosophy--will eventually want to familiarize himself or herself with two of the most important reference works in the field: The Encyclopaedia of Islam and Index Islamicus. The Encyclopaedia of Islam is now into its third edition (still being published). The online version includes all 12 volumes of the 2d edition, and all volumes of the 3d edition as they are published.

 

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