Arabic-L:LIT:Site for Classical Arabic Texts responses

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Date: 24 Sep 2002
From: Mustafa Mughazy <mughazy at uiuc.edu>
Subject: Site for Classical Arabic Texts response

Dear Arabic-L members

The best website ever for classical Arabic texts is
http://www.alwaraq.com/
You will find hundreds of full text books on linguistics, history,
geography, philosophy etc. You can only view them online though.

Hope that helps

Mustafa Mughazy
Linguistics Department
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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Date: 24 Sep 2002
From: Munir <zilanaw at fas.harvard.edu>
Subject: Site for Classical Arabic Texts response

Sites with a number of important classical texts include
www.muhaddith.org
and www.alwaraq.com.

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Date: 24 Sep 2002
From: Albrecht Hofheinz <Albrecht_Hofheinz at web.de>
Subject: Site for Classical Arabic Texts response

http://www.waraq.net

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Date: 24 Sep 2002
From: almoamir <almoamir at iobf.org>
Subject: Site for Classical Arabic Texts response

May be you are talking about this site
www.alwaraq.com

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Date: 24 Sep 2002
From: Muhammad S Eissa <eissa at umich.edu>
Subject: Site for Classical Arabic Texts response

Here is a site that might be useful:

	http://www.alwaraq.com/

There is also another bilingual site that is geared mainly towards
Islamic resources and it has a wonderful search engine that allows the
user to conduct research in multiple resources at that same time. It
also has sound files for listening to Quran by different reciters:

	http://www.al-islam.com

	Good luck Clarissa

Muhammad S. Eissa, Ph. D.
Department of Near Eastern Studies,
University of Michigan,
2097 Frieze Building,
Ann Arbor, MI 48109

Ph. (734) 647-0099
Fax. (734) 936-2679

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