Special section of the Albalagh E-Journal that is produced by children for children. Includes an Islamic quiz, stories, history, and current events.

With links to sources such as photos of the cave of Hira, helps non-Muslims understand who Muhammad was and what he contributed to Islam and the Koran.

Discover the basic beliefs of Muslims through a series of posters.

Presents short biographies of well-known followers of Islam, including scholars, leaders, scientists and sports-people, from history and currently in the news.

Facts about Islam and Muslims. Includes a links page.

Islamic principles, names, and stories. Includes The Five Pillars of Islam.

Islamic Halal site. Moral stories and manners, weekly quiz, penpals, and games. Story and poetry submissions accepted.

Details and pictures about many aspects of life in the Muslim world in the middle ages. Includes quotes from Islamic scripture and tells some about Islamic culture today as well.

True stories and anecdotes about pious men.

Board for discussing Islam in all aspects of a girl's life. Includes sections on fashion, cooking, religion, issues, health, sports, and weddings.

Articles for children on the wonders of God's creation.

Submission.org provides practical advice for understanding and applying the Quran in daily life. Also features a question-and-answer section designed to help readers understand Islam as well as a monthly newspaper.

Introduces the lunar calendar that governs religious observances. Explains why you can't print an Islamic calendar in advance.

Follow Ibn Battuta on his travels from Morocco to Mecca, Turkey, India, China, and beyond. Includes many maps and modern day photos of ancient landmarks.

Online books about Islam, Allah, and creation.

A site made by young British Muslims for other young Muslims.

Includes cartoons, games, educational activities, and girls-only pages.