Looking for some basic
information about Islam? These organizations will send you literature by
mail, simply upon request. English translations of the Qur'an, booklets,
and brochures are available free of charge. For more in-depth reading
about the faith, please check our "Top Picks" for introductory Islamic
books and videos.
The Royal Embassy of Saudi Arabia, Washington, D.C.
Upon
request, the embassy will send a free booklet called "Introduction
to Islam," and free copies of the Holy Qur'an in Arabic, English,
French, Turkish, Urdu, Somali, Chinese, Peshto or Bangali
languages. Also offers an Introductory Packet for New Muslims.

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More Islamic Information from the
Embassy
IslamiCity
Offers the following literature, free of charge:
"Pillars of Islam," "Women and Islam," "Who is
Muhammad?" and English translations of the Qur'an.

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Literature
Institute of Islamic Information and Education (III&E)
This
organization prints dozens of brochures about Islam; individual
brochures are free. Titles include: "Concept of God in
Islam," "Human Rights in Islam," "Jihad
Explained" and "The Question of Hijab." Brochures
in Spanish also available.

Literature
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Islamic Circle of North America
Numerous
brochures available that can be mailed to you for free, or read
online. Titles include: "What Does Islam Say About
Terrorism?" and "Who Was Jesus?"

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