- Available in the Electronic Text Center (ETC) (SML, Room
509)
Connect to the ETC Home Page for a
full
list of its holdings
- Available over the Internet
- Gateway sites
- Alex: a catalog of electronic
texts
on the Internet
- Comparative
religion: world scriptures
- Eris project (University of
Vermont)
- A collection of a variety of electronic texts, some of which are of
interest
to the field of religion (under the headings Bible, Buddha, Confucius, Hindu, Koran, and Saint
Augustine).
-
Finding God in
Cyberspace: religious e-texts
-
Electronic Text Center, University of
Virginia
- The texts available at this site are arranged by language (English,
French, German, Japanese, and Latin) and contain many titles of religious
interest.
-
Sacred
texts (University of Toronto)
- Islam
-
Hadith
(University of Edmonton)
-
Comparative religion: Islam texts and documents
-
Holy
Qur'an (University of Edmonton)
-
Islamic texts and
resources metapage: scriptures and prophetic traditions (SUNY Buffalo)
-
Islamic texts
and
resources metapage: Islamic thought (SUNY Buffalo)
-
Koran (English translation of M.H.
Shakir)(Electronic Text Center, University of Virginia)
-
Quran Browser
(Richard Goerwitz, Scholarly Technology Group, Brown University)
- Quran Browser User's
Guide
- "Users can search by passage, word, word part, or regular expression. Retrieval is
available in three translations in basic mode and four in advanced mode. ... the Quran Browser
allows all translations to be viewed in one table, and, in advanced mode, contains powerful
search options."
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Yale University Library YUL Research Guide in Islam
Prepared October 1997 by Suzanne
Lorimer Copyright (C) 1997, Yale University. All rights reserved.
Comments and questions to Emily Horning
Last updated February 6, 2001
URL is http://www.library.yale.edu/rsc/religion/islam/etexts.htm