[Note: Thank you to Vic for allowing me to make a fresh thread to replace the old one that didn't fare so well in the forum upgrade]
WikiIslam is a community edited web site. Our aim is to become the one-stop source of information critical of Islam. This information is based on its own sources, the Qur'an, hadith and Islamic scholars.
Unlike Wikipedia, we see ourselves as more than an encyclopaedia. We do host some encyclopaedic articles, but (not being NPOV) we can go further than, for example, simply describing what the “Farewell Sermon” is. We can also critique it and it's commands to Muslims.
The site was originally affiliated with Dr. Ali Sina and Faith Freedom International. This is no longer the case. We are completely independent from them, but are on great terms with both Dr. Sina and FFI members who frequantly contribute to the site.
As far as the site is concerned, we have no religious or political affiliations. Our focus is purely on Islam and we do not promote or criticize any other belief system.
A few good examples of articles which would never be possible on Wikipedia include:
*Muslim Statistics
Muslim Statistics - WikiIslam
*Quotations on Islam from the Noteworthy
Quotations on Islam from the Noteworthy - WikiIslam
*Converts to Islam (who resort to terrorism)
Converts to Islam - WikiIslam
*Muslims caught using Deception (mostly fake hate-crimes)
Muslims caught using Deception - WikiIslam
Other differences include:
* Translations of Arabic/Islamic Media
Translations of Arabic/Islamic Media - WikiIslam
*Islam in the News
News - WikiIslam
*Refutations to Muslim Propaganda and claims
Islam and Propaganda - WikiIslam
*Testimonies of former Muslims
People Who Left Islam - WikiIslam
*"library" of books and other documents
Library - WikiIslam
The easiest way to navigate the site is via the Site Map, using the “hub” and “core” pages
Site Map - WikiIslam
WikiIslam is a community edited web site. Our aim is to become the one-stop source of information critical of Islam. This information is based on its own sources, the Qur'an, hadith and Islamic scholars.
Unlike Wikipedia, we see ourselves as more than an encyclopaedia. We do host some encyclopaedic articles, but (not being NPOV) we can go further than, for example, simply describing what the “Farewell Sermon” is. We can also critique it and it's commands to Muslims.
The site was originally affiliated with Dr. Ali Sina and Faith Freedom International. This is no longer the case. We are completely independent from them, but are on great terms with both Dr. Sina and FFI members who frequantly contribute to the site.
As far as the site is concerned, we have no religious or political affiliations. Our focus is purely on Islam and we do not promote or criticize any other belief system.
A few good examples of articles which would never be possible on Wikipedia include:
*Muslim Statistics
Muslim Statistics - WikiIslam
*Quotations on Islam from the Noteworthy
Quotations on Islam from the Noteworthy - WikiIslam
*Converts to Islam (who resort to terrorism)
Converts to Islam - WikiIslam
*Muslims caught using Deception (mostly fake hate-crimes)
Muslims caught using Deception - WikiIslam
Other differences include:
* Translations of Arabic/Islamic Media
Translations of Arabic/Islamic Media - WikiIslam
*Islam in the News
News - WikiIslam
*Refutations to Muslim Propaganda and claims
Islam and Propaganda - WikiIslam
*Testimonies of former Muslims
People Who Left Islam - WikiIslam
*"library" of books and other documents
Library - WikiIslam
The easiest way to navigate the site is via the Site Map, using the “hub” and “core” pages
Site Map - WikiIslam