LibGuides: Islamic Studies: Religious Tolerance

Religioustolerance.org

In the Woodruff Library - Reference BL31.O84 1997

The Oxford Dictionary of World Religions / edited by John Bowker.
In Woodruff Library - Reference BL31.O84 1997

America and the Challenges of Religious Diversity by Robert Wuthnow.
Call Number: BR127 . W87 2005
Aspects of American Pluralism by C. Eric Lincoln
Call Number: Archives BL2525 .L55 1974
Islam and Protestant African-American Churches : Responses and Challenges to Religious Pluralism by Marsha Snulligan Haney
Call Number: BP67.U6 H36 1998
ISBN: 1573093009
Religious Pluralism in America : The Contentious History of a Founding Ideal by William R. Hutchison
Call Number: BL2525.H88 2003
Pluralism in America - Hartley Film Foundation presents ; Dr. Diana Eck
Call Number: DVD - BL2525 .P6 2005
The culture of religious pluralism by Richard E. Wentz
Call Number: BL2525.W415 1998
ISBN: 0813326443
Taking Religious Pluralism Seriously : Spiritual Politics on America's Sacred Ground by Edited by Barbara A. McGraw and Jo Renee Formicola
Call Number: BL2525 .T35 2005

The Pluralism Project
from Harvard University
Religious Diversity News
Selected current articles on interfaith relations and issues related to religion in the public square. From the Pluralism Project.

CAIR: Council on American-Islamic Relations
"CAIR's vision is to be a leading advocate for justice and mutual understanding."

"CAIR's mission is to enhance understanding of Islam, encourage dialogue, protect civil liberties, empower American Muslims, and build coalitions that promote justice and mutual understanding."
ISNA: Islamic Society of North America
"The Islamic Society of North America (ISNA) is an independent, open and transparent membership organization that strives to be an exemplary and unifying Islamic organization in North America by contributing to the betterment of the Muslim community and society at large. ISNA is committed to freedom, to eradicating prejudice and to creating a society where Muslims can live peacefully and prosper alongside other Americans from all walks of life and diverse traditions and faith."

Centre for the Study of Muslim–Jewish Relations (CMJR)
First and only academic center in Europe dedicated to fostering relations between Muslims and Jews through teaching, research and dialogue.
Macdonald Center for the Study of Islam and Christian-Muslim Relations
The oldest such center in the country, the Macdonald Center challenges scholars, students, the media and the general public to move beyond stereotypes and develop an accurate awareness and appreciation of Islamic religion, law and culture. The Center published the journal The Muslim World.
The Center for Muslim-Christian Understanding
The Center, since its creation in 1993, has built bridges of understanding between the Muslim world and the West, addressing stereotypes of Islam and Muslims and issues and questions such as the clash of civilizations, and the compatibility of Islam and modern life.
Muslim Voices
Voices and Visions aims to promote intercultural dialogue and understanding between Muslims and Non-Muslims through podcasts, videos, public events, art exhibits, and discussions
International Religious Freedom
Annual report by the Department of State.