This is Sheikh Danish Riyaz. I have not created this blog for any other purpose but to clear the misconceptions which International Media is bombarding continuously on TV, Net, Radio, Newspapers, Magazines …

An Online Muslim Youth Literary Journal.

This blog follows the life and time of a collation of professional Muslim women in London. It includes monthly themes on various topics relevant to Muslim women.

A youth led blog bringing together talented young Muslims and high profile writers to voice views and opinions on current events and topical issues. The blog will be focussed around a central theme: “Britain ten years on – envisioning and structuring progress.”

An online network that personifies women everywhere who willingly respond, with love and dedication, to the command of their Lord in wearing the hijab. Through the stories and voices of these women, IGIC exposes the realities behind covering, correcting stereotypes about hijab and becoming a source of inspiration and support for women who wish to pursue wearing it.

A new-media initiative that seeks to challenge misconceptions and stereotypical perceptions about Islam and Muslims worldwide through a collaboration between UW-Madison’s nine area and international studies centers, Wisconsin Public Radio, and the public.

"100 nations, 100 Muslims" is a collaborative project and its aim is to engage all the Muslims throughout the world in a peaceful and friendly sphere which provides them with the most informative data on the Islamic unity, Islamic Ummah, the history of Islam etc. It has also the goal to provide the non-Muslim people with a realistic and truth-based view of Islam, the religion of peace, love and stability. - Click here to rate, and read more.

Call us “The Agora of Greek Muslims”! Greeks Rethink represents the first online global Greek Muslim community. Aligned with the Muslim Association of Greece, we seek to provide Greek Muslims around the world with an “agora” where they can all meet, get to know each other, seek advice, learn and reflect. This website is for anyone who wants to learn about Greek Muslims. - Click here to rate, and read more.

We are a group of Muslims who live in England, from different walks of life. Read how normal Muslims in England live, and finally have the chance to make your own conclusions instead of accepting information from biased media sources.

We are a bunch of retro Muslims from the planet Earth. We work for the greater good of spreading peace and light through our experiences, stories and ideas, hopefully insha'allah, teaching audiences about Islam and Muslimness lifestyles. The Muslimness concept began with one eccentric Muslim's call for a change in Muslim expression. Our site is a wee sample of the colour, personality and Muslimness we live in 'offline'.

Education . Support . Guidance. MuslimahSource.org was started by a group of friends with the intention of serving as a resource and as a tool to empower Muslim women. What do we mean by empowerment? We mean helping women embrace and demand the rights guaranteed them by their Creator through the religion of Islam, building the capacity of Muslim women to engage their communities, and helping them overcome barriers to greater empowerment. - Click here to rate, and read more.

IslamicInk is a community of blogs where users can create or join islamic blogs on the network.

Group blog by 4 sisters, to celebrate the blessings given to us by Allah. - Click here to rate, and read more.

a blackamerican orthodox muslim blog Group blog - Click here to rate, and read more.

Group blog by Izzymo, Dr. Maxtor, Mere Muslim, AJSuhail and Living Traditions. Topics: Current affairs relating to the Ummah - Click here to rate, and read more.

The seed for Qaalat was planted by JAS (jamaiah aishah siddiqah) students wishing to record moments of wit, sheer dumbness and possible sparks of brilliance.

MS_UIA Discussion corner - Click here to rate, and read more.

Muslimah Media Watch is a forum where we, as Muslim women, can critique how our images appear in the media and popular culture. Although we are of different nationalities, sects, races, etc., we have something important in common: we're tired of seeing ourselves portrayed by the media in ways that are one-dimensional and misleading. This is a space where, from a Muslim feminist perspective, we can speak up for ourselves.

"Because Muslims Matter"... Muslimmatters.org began in 2007 as a collaboration between various Bloggers and Shuyookh in order to bring attention to issues faced by Muslims, especially in the West. We have focused on issues of Religion, Society, Ethics, Sex Education, Politics, Civil Rights, Family, as well as the random issues that pop up from now and then, all with some ranting and humor mixed in.

Nisaa, We Are Muslim Women: Articles, Podcasts, Fashion, Photos and Community.