Online version of the 2 volume original. Signed entries with short bibliographies ("Further Readings"). Bibliographies not annotated.

2nd ed. Online version of the 13 volume original. Signed, scholarly articles with bibliographies. Some bibliographic entries annotated. Many entries incorporate bibliographic essays into the body of the article.

3rd ed. Online version of the print original, which is still being published. Signed, scholarly articles with bibliographies. The 3rd edition is an entirely new work, with new articles reflecting current scholarship. The new scope includes coverage of Islam in the twentieth century and of Muslim minorities all over the world.

Ceased. A collection of reference works from Oxford University Press, including: Oxford Encyclopedia of the Islamic World, Oxford Encyclopedia of the Modern Islamic World, The Islamic World: Past and Present, The Oxford Dictionary of Islam, The Oxford Handbook of Islam and Politics, The Grove Encyclopedia of Islamic Art and Architecture, The Oxford History of Islam, What Everyone Needs to Know About Islam, Teaching Islam, Makers of Contemporary Islam, the Qur'an translated by M.A.S. Abdel Haleem', The Koran Interpreted, and Hanna Kassis' Concordance of the Qur'an.

Online version of the 2 volume original. Signed entries with bibliographies. Bibliographies not annotated. "Historically focused, the encyclopedia covers a broad range of topics, including regional variations (e.g., "South Asian Culture and Islam"), contrasts with other religions ("Islam and Hinduism"), basic concepts of the belief system ("Holy Cities"), and Muslim thinking on a variety of moral issues ("Martyrdom") [...] Also included are a glossary of the most common Arabic terms, genealogies of early Muslim dynasties, a time line of Muslim history, an index, lists of entries and contributors, and a synoptic outline of entries" (from CHOICE review by C. A. Sproles).

Online version of the 6 volume original. Signed entries with bibliographies. Bibliographies not annotated.

Online version of the 1 volume original. This source is intended to provide introductory-level students with a general overview of the subject. Divided into broad topical section: Geography; The Arts; Communication, Transportation, and Exploration; Social Class System and the Economy; Politics, Law, and the Military; Leisure, Recreation, and Daily Life; Family and Social Trends; Religion and Philosophy; and Science, Technology, and Health. Each section includes essays, chronologies, biographies, and bibliographies. Each section concludes with an annotated bibliography of primary source documents pertaining to the topics treated in the section.

2nd ed.

2nd ed.

List of resources available through the Center for Research Libraries, most of which can be borrowed through Interlibrary Loan.