Resources

Everything we recommend, in one place

Pick a shelf. The library itself sits under Islamic Resources — the rest is sorted by what you actually need it for.

Start here

If you only open one of these, make it the first.

Islamic ResourcesThe big one: eighty checked links across Quran, hadith, duas, Arabic and courses. Vital Apps & WebsitesThe handful actually worth installing, and what each is best at. Free Material & PlannerPrintables and a prayer planner. No email needed.howtomuslim.org ↗

Learn

Longer-form study, when you want more than a page.

Islamic CoursesStructured courses, from beginner to serious study. BooksWhat to read, and what to read first.howtomuslim.org ↗ Quran RecitersWho to listen to, and how each one differs. Stories of the ProphetsThe twenty-five named in the Quran, in order. Islamic HistoryFrom the first revelation to the present day. Prophetic Footsteps: The SeerahThe Prophet’s life in eight stages, with his family and companions. Athar: Islamic HistoryTwelve eras, one timeline, and Rihla journeys that end in a passport stamp. Ramadan ResourcesChecked playlists and reminder series for the month.

Listen and follow

For the commute, and for the feed.

PodcastsEleven shows, sorted by what you are after. Muslim Social MediaAccounts and channels worth your attention.

Everyday life

The practical side — food, clothes, money, family, health.

Halal PlacesWhere to eat, and how to check. ApparelModest clothing, from people who wear it. Kids CornerFor children, and for parents teaching them. Muslim Parenting GuideNewborn to 4 years, one stage at a time. Muslim BusinessesMuslim-run businesses and media worth supporting. Mental HealthSupport that takes both your faith and your health seriously. Islamic FinanceHalal options for saving, borrowing and buying.

Ayah Unpacked – Quran Insights

See how the Quran connects to itself

Ayah Unpacked is our Quran site. Its mind maps lay out every verse of a surah in order and draw lines between the ones that speak to each other, so you can see how a surah holds together.

The mind map for Surah ’Abasa: all 42 verses drawn in order as bars, grouped into four labelled parts, with curves joining the verses that echo and answer each other and pills on the right leading to related verses in other surahs.

Quran mind maps

Every verse of a surah in order, with lines joining the ones that echo, answer or contrast each other. Tap a line to read what links the two verses. Browse the mind maps All 114 surahs of the Quran as circles on a ring in mushaf order, sized by length so al-Baqarah is the largest, with every connection between them drawn as a curve across the ring.

Every connection on one map

All 114 surahs on one ring, in the order they sit in the mushaf, with every link the mind maps have found drawn across it. Open the connection map

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Islamic Resources

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Where to take this further.

VIDEO

One Path Network

Islamic media and short-form video for a global audience.

onepathnetwork.com · Free
READING

Islamic Library

A curated hub of Sunni videos, books, and dawah resources.

islamic-library.org · Free
COURSE

Nawara Academy

Structured Islamic studies courses, taught step by step.

nawaraacademy.com
COURSE

AMAU Academy

Online Islamic studies taught by qualified scholars.

amauacademy.com