IslamToday (islamtoday.net)

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الإسلام اليوم (islamtoday.net)

A Saudi Islamic website in Arabic and English run by Shaykh Salman al-Ouda, who was a director of its Arabic edition; its earliest archived capture is of 11 April 2001, and its earliest titled capture, of March 2002, calls it 'a web site about islam and muslims'.

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Summary

IslamToday is a Saudi Islamic website in Arabic and English run by Shaykh Salman al-Ouda, who was a director of its Arabic edition, as the Jamestown Foundation reported in 2009. 1

Beginnings

The earliest archived capture of islamtoday.net, of 11 April 2001, is an image with no text; the earliest titled capture, of 25 March 2002, reads 'islamtoday - A web site about islam and muslims', and by the capture of 7 February 2003 the title begins with the Arabic name «الإسلام اليوم». 2

Its shaykh

Salman al-Ouda is a Saudi scholar, a member of the board of trustees of the International Union of Muslim Scholars, who gives classes and lectures over the Internet and answers people's questions every day. 1

Still to do

No founding date is given here, because the Arabic article on the site cites no source; the record will be filled out when a press or academic source on the site itself is read.

References

  • English Wikipedia, "Salman al-Ouda", revision 1364848884. 1
  • Internet Archive captures of islamtoday.net, 2001–2003. 2

Sources

  1. Salman al-Ouda — English Wikipedia
  2. Internet Archive captures of islamtoday.net, 2001–2003
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