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Organizations:

Dawat-e Islami

International movement for the propagation of the Quran and Sunnah. Includes a history and description of their methodology, and a collection of resources on Islam.

http://www.dawateislami.net

Friends of Al-Aqsa Website

Voluntary organization working for the human rights of Palestinians, and to protect the mosque of Al-Aqsa Haram Sharif. Includes background information, reviews, details of events and publications, and a guide to the mosque.

http://www.aqsa.org.uk/

Institute of Contemporary Islamic Thought

A news and reference resource about the global Islamic movement, its work, its leaders and its ideas. Information about the organization, events, publications, and their founder, Dr Kalim Siddiqui. Also includes a section on the Muslim Parliament of Great Britain.

http://www.islamicthought.org/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

International Committee for the Support of the Final Prophet (ICSFP)

Seeks to counter hostile images of the Prophet Muhammad. Includes details of conferences, events, and action alerts, with a substantial resource of articles on Mohammed and Islam.

http://www.icsfp.com/

Islamic Awareness Society

Aims to promote the study, presentation and appreciation of Islam; information about their activities, publications, and press coverage. [Mumbai, India]

http://www.islamicawarenesssociety.com/

Islamic Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (ISESCO)

Set up by member states of the Organization of the Islamic Conference. Includes news, history, goals, members, and information on susidiary organizations.

http://www.isesco.org.ma/

Islamic Environmental Club

Aims to spread Islam by exploring environmental issues. Features verses of the Quran, sayings, related links, and contact information.

http://www.environmentalclub.freeservers.com/

Islamic Food and Nutrition Council of America

Promotes Halal food in the west. Information about their certification service and international network; includes a shopper's guide to Halal food, and a FAQ.

http://www.ifanca.org

Islamic Medical Associations

Links and addresses of many Islamic medical associations and organizations in different countries in the world

http://www.islamicmedicine.org/association.htm

Islamic Research Foundation International, Inc (IRFI)

A tax-exempt, non-profit organization, to encourage research and understanding of the Qur'an and Sunnah in the light of modern knowledge. Includes a collection of articles, events listing, and a calendar.

http://www.irfi.org/

LINE (London Islamic Network for the Environment)

A local Islamic environmental group. Information about membership, campaigns, events, meetings, and volunteer opportunities. [London, UK]

http://www.lineonweb.org.uk/

Memon.com

Presents the international Memon community, with a history, biographies, events listing, and information on Islam.

http://www.memon.com/

Muslim Scouts Fellowship

Information about the fellowship of Muslim Scouts in the Scout Association of the United Kingdom. Includes listing of groups, contact details, and information about activities.

http://www.ukmsf.org/

The Seyyed Hossein Nasr Foundation

Propagates the work of Professor Nasr, and his studies on various facets of Islamic thought, art, civilization.

http://www.nasrfoundation.com/

Thesaurus Islamicus Foundation

A charitable non-profit organization promoting and conserving Islamic intellectual and cultural patrimony. Information about their projects to publish the Qur'an and an Encyclopaedia of the Hadith. (Based in Liechtenstein)

http://www.thesaurus-islamicus.li/

World Federation of Muslim Youth

International organization; information about their programs and activities to support and help Muslim young people, including social activities and humanitarian assistance.

http://www.wamy.co.uk/

The World Islamic People's Leadership

A Libyan based international organization dedicated to the development of leadership qualities in the Muslim world.

http://www.wipl.org/

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