CBBC Newsround gives a brief overview of the 5 pillars of IslamTo enter into peace through surrender to God
BBC Religion looks at the five pillars of Islam and what they mean to Muslims
The BBC looks at ‘Islam at a glance’, and explains what Muslims believe in
CBBC Newsround does a special report on ‘What is Islam?’ and looks at the lives of Muslims in different parts of the world
Short stories describing what Muslims believe in and what the MuslimOne who surrenders willfully to God character should be like
Time line of the life of the Prophet Muhammad, with a description of key milestones in his life
Short stories of the Prophets in Islam
Islamicity explains the 5 pillars of Islam in some detail, with the opportunity to link to videos of Eid prayers and Friday prayer in MakkahThe city in Saudi Arabia where the Kaba is and Madinah
BBC Religion explains who the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) was
BBC Religion shows with photos how a Muslim prays five times a day
Virtual Hajj tour showing the important steps all pilgrims must take to complete their pilgrimage to Makkah. Includes a short video clip about Hajj
BBC Religion provides information on Hajj and Eid-al-Adha, accompanied with suggestions for classroom activities
The British Library’s Online Gallery gives a short summary (with photos) of important places of worship for Muslims around the world. (Includes Jerusalem, Makkah and Medina)
Find out about what Muslims believe about angels, what are they? How many are there? What are their names? And what can they do?
CBBC Newsround gives a short summary of ‘What is the Quran’
BBC Religion gives an introduction to the Quran, its origin and its contents. Includes audio recordings of Quran readings in Arabic