World History
- Teaching History: A Journal Of Methods
Teaching History: A Journal of Methods. This journal was designed for history teachers at all levels who wish to read about, or contribute to, innovative methods of teaching history. It is a good journal. I have read several articles from it and liked...
- Islam Chronology
Islam Chronology. A chronology of Islam, from 570 to 2001. Includes some source material, and articles on various historical periods. From the site: Muhammad was born into the trading society of Mecca in 570. He was a part of one of the dominant tribes,...
- Breaking Down Cultural Barriers With Education
Image courtesy of @dandesignthink & @ASTsupportAAli Terrorism has increased intolerance and even bigotry. A Sikh man was beaten by two men in Fresno, California last week. The assailants thought he was a Muslim. And a number of Muslim mosques have...
- Links For Teaching About Asia
Here are some great links to fascinating stories about Asia. All but one are from historian Gordon Stewart, a senior research scholar at the University of Michigan?s Center for South Asian Studies. Stewart examines Asia in more detail in his 2009 book,...
- Indian Ocean Trade
Studying Islam in India or Africa, then you are also probably studying trade in the Indian Ocean? This website offers one of the best resources I?ve seen on Indian Ocean trade. It?s an interactive site that has animated maps from each period in history...
World History
Islam Resources: Saudi Aramco Magazine
Studying or reviewing Islam? Saudi Aramco Magazine is an excellent resource. You can read it online and you can also order a print subscription for free. Articles feature all aspects of historical Islam. You can take walking tours (virtual tours) of some of the most important Muslim mosques including Alhambra, Dome of the Rock, Suleymaniye, and Al Aqsa. The archives include articles on Ibn Batutta, the Indian Ocean trade network, Muslim science, and the minaret, to name just a few of the past topics. You can find other resources on Islam on my World Religions blog.
- Teaching History: A Journal Of Methods
Teaching History: A Journal of Methods. This journal was designed for history teachers at all levels who wish to read about, or contribute to, innovative methods of teaching history. It is a good journal. I have read several articles from it and liked...
- Islam Chronology
Islam Chronology. A chronology of Islam, from 570 to 2001. Includes some source material, and articles on various historical periods. From the site: Muhammad was born into the trading society of Mecca in 570. He was a part of one of the dominant tribes,...
- Breaking Down Cultural Barriers With Education
Image courtesy of @dandesignthink & @ASTsupportAAli Terrorism has increased intolerance and even bigotry. A Sikh man was beaten by two men in Fresno, California last week. The assailants thought he was a Muslim. And a number of Muslim mosques have...
- Links For Teaching About Asia
Here are some great links to fascinating stories about Asia. All but one are from historian Gordon Stewart, a senior research scholar at the University of Michigan?s Center for South Asian Studies. Stewart examines Asia in more detail in his 2009 book,...
- Indian Ocean Trade
Studying Islam in India or Africa, then you are also probably studying trade in the Indian Ocean? This website offers one of the best resources I?ve seen on Indian Ocean trade. It?s an interactive site that has animated maps from each period in history...