An article by Owen Gingerich, in Scientific American, on ancient astronomy preserved and improved in the Islamic empire.

Discusses the implications of Islam upon contemporary science and vice versa.

Promotes public awareness of the contributions undertaken by scientists in the field of Islamic medical sciences. Includes articles, and information about membership and events.

This site is based on the Quranic verse 51:49 that describes the nature of all created things. They take a scientific approach to the verse and its meaning.

Online documents for the U.S. National Library of Medicine exhibition celebrating the achievements of the medical profession in Islamic culture from the 9th to the 19th century.

A collection of articles covering the scientific accuracy of the Quran, medicine and medical ethics, and the historical contribution of Islam to medicine.

Extensive information resource on Muslim contributions to science, mathematics, astronomy, and philosophy in the Middle Ages. Includes articles and biographies.

Martin Riexinger maintains a list of links leading to the sites of Muslim creationists and their opponents.

Research resources on Islam and ecology. Includes bibliography, essays, religious texts, official statements, and related links.

A history of mathematical concepts and development in the Muslim world, with biographies of Muslim mathematicians.

A substantial collection of articles offering an Islamic perspective on science, medicine, medical ethics, health issues, the environment, and technology; also includes historical material and biographies.

An organization dedicated to the promotion of research and diffusion of knowledge on all aspects of Islam and science. Includes information about their publications and activities, a bibliography, and a collection of articles and biographies.

Article offering an overview of the impact of Islamic science on Europe in the Middle Ages.

An article tracing the first description of the pulmonary circulation system to Ibn Nafis, a physician of the thirteenth century; includes a brief biographical profile.

Accounts of Muslim scholars in the period between 8th and 14th century CE, who made contributions in science, astronomy, medicine, surgery, engineering and philosophy.

Creation account of Qur'an contrasted with the scientific view of the Big Bang.

An article by Farkhonda Hassan analyzes the position of women in science and technology in Muslim countries.