Islam.ru

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إسلام.رو (Islam.ru)

A Russian-language Islamic portal (with an English version) founded by the Spiritual Administration of Muslims of Dagestan in 2001 with several foundations, publishing news, articles, religious texts and consultations; Russian scholars count it among the largest Islamic sites of the Russian internet, and its headquarters moved to Dagestan in 2011.

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Summary

Islam.ru is a Russian-language web portal devoted to setting out the provisions of Islam and its social and cultural role, with a full English version. Several Russian scholars, Alexey Malashenko and Roman Silantyev among them, count it among the largest Islamic sites of the Russian-speaking internet. 1

Beginnings

The site was established in 2001 by the Spiritual Administration of Muslims of Dagestan with several foundations. According to Kavkazskiy Uzel (Caucasian Knot) it was financed by the Dagestani businessman Abusupyan Kharkharov, and its first chief editor was Marat Sayfutdinov. 1

What it publishes

It publishes news, articles and religious texts, among them the texts of prayers, and has an "Online Consultation" section for psychological, legal and theological advice; Russian media such as REGNUM, Interfax-Religion and Kommersant cite its material. 1

Changes

In February 2011 the site was redesigned; Murad Osmanov, an employee of the Spiritual Administration of Muslims of Dagestan, became its director, and its headquarters moved to Dagestan. 1 On 5 March 2018 Magomed Yusupovich Magomedov was appointed chief editor. 1

Today

The site is active at islam.ru in Russian and English and has articles in the English and Russian Wikipedias. 2

References

  • English Wikipedia, "Islam.ru", revision 1378872146. 1
  • Wikidata Q4204018. 2

Sources

  1. Islam.ru — English Wikipedia
  2. Islam.ru — Wikidata Q4204018
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