Islamic Theology

• Encyclopaedia of Islam, Second Edition
• Encyclopaedia of Islam, THREE
• Encyclopaedia of Islam and the Muslim World
• Encyclopaedia of the Quran
• Religion in Geschichte und Gegenwart
• Religion Past and Present
• Oxford Bibliography Online / Islamic Studies

Free digital resources

• Corpus Coranicum: Text documentation and historical-critical commentary on the Koran
• Sunnah.com: The Sunnah in Arabic and in English translation
• SSG Vorderer Orient Digital: Older digitised sources and classics of Islamic studies
• Overview UC Berkeley of other free sources

Licensed digital sources:

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• Twentieth Century Religious Thought: Volume II, Islam
• Historical Atlas of Islam

Islamic studies and Islamic theology work with different methods: Humanities, philological and social science approaches play an important role. In addition to journals, monographs are also important. Although Open Access is only partially established, there are still various ways to make your own publications freely accessible, for example via the Green Road. Further information on Open Access in Islamic Studies can be found on the open-access.network platform. See also our page about Open Access.