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| | Anisah David  |
| | The homepage and biographical information of public speaker, South Dakotan and Muslim American, Anisah David. A self described Muslim American Feminist, this speaker and author challenges Americans with their stereotypes of Muslims and Islam.
http://www.angelfire.com/sd/AnisahDavid |
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| | Beacon of Women's Emancipation |
| | Chapter of the book "Women, Islam and Equality" that looks at the historical establishment of women's rights by Islam.
http://www.iran-e-azad.org/english/book_on_women/chapter3.html |
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| | Denying Women Access |
| | Paper discussing how modern mosques suffer a betrayal of the Prophet's ideal community by ostracizing women.
http://shams.za.org/access.htm |
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| | Gender Equality and Justice in Islam |
| | Academic paper by Dr. Riffat Hassan examining the argument for gender equality.
http://www.religiousconsultation.org/hassan.htm |
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| | Gender Equality in Islam |
| | Paper arguing that spiritual equality between men and women is not limited to purely spiritual, religious issues, but is the basis for equality in all temporal aspects of human endeavor.
http://www.mwlusa.org/publications/positionpapers/gender.html |
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| | Gender Equity in Islam |
| | Jamal Badawi's paper that discusses the roles of women and men from the perspective of gender complimentarity.
http://www.iad.org/books/GEI.html |
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| | Haj and Freedom |
| | Salma Said's article demonstrating the difference between the Prophet's concept of women's hajj and modern Saudi restrictions.
http://mandla.co.za/al-qalam/feb97/hajand.htm |
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| | Islam and Gender |
| | Dr Mohammad Omar Farooq's opinion pieces, including on the contribution of Muslim women in history, a resolution on the issue of wife-beating and a call for women scholars.
http://www.globalwebpost.com/farooqm/writings/gender/default.html |
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| | Islam Rethought |
| | Online publication of Dr Ausaf Ali's work on gender, sexuality, and marriage in Islam with particular focus on the tensions between traditionalist and modernist views within lived Islam.
http://www.msnusers.com/AusafAli/files/Ausaf_Ali/Islam_Rethought.html |
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| | Islamic Traditions and the Feminist Movement |
| | Paper by Dr Lois Lamya' al Faruqi looking at Muslim social, psychological, and economic traditions and how feminism is received.
http://members.lycos.co.uk/Shax2/islam/feminism.html |
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