The Muslim WikiProject
Mission
The mission of the Muslim WikiProject is:
- To encourage non-Muslims and Muslims to work productively.
- To ensure that Islam-related articles offer a neutral, unbiased point of view free from all POV whether secular or nonsecular.
- To ensure that Islam-related articles are accurate and comprehensive.
- To work on Islam-related articles until they reach a professional, encyclopedic standard.
- To encourage collaboration among knowledgeable editors about Islam.
- To assist the WikiProject Islam and its associated guilds to the best of our ability.
- To assist follow editors with articles found in Islam category.
Principles
The Guiding Principles of the Muslim WikiProject is:
- To do our best with every post and edit using wisdom and patience as our guide.
- To encourage all Wikipedians to work as a team rather than as competitors.
- To follow all Wikipedian rules and procedures, especially those regarding civility.
Membership
Although the Muslim Guild carries the word "Muslim" in its name, we encourage members of any faith to participate as long as they are knowledgeable about Islam as a religion and are willing to present an unbiased and balanced view of Islam. We seek to encourage a totally unbiased view about Islam, neither secular nor nonsecular. To become a member, please add your username to the current members list below. The Muslim Guild talk page will be our board room. After becoming a member, you are encouraged to introduce yourself in the board room.
Current Members
Muslims
Active members
Less Active members
- Khalid!
- WiseSabre - count me in.
- TheProphetess
Non-Muslims
Active members
- Uncle Ed - I would like to see Muslim thought described accurately and fairly at Wikipedia. I am Jewish by birth, Christian by conversion, and Unificationist by choice.
- Germen (Talk | Contribs File:Nl small.gif) - I am sympathetic to the Mu'tazila and Quran only point of view.
- Quasipalm - I am a strict atheist and have an interest in keeping religious issues on Wikipedia fair, factual, and NPOV. I am not, however, an apologist for any religion.
Less Active members