Islam and Science Fiction

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This digital collection is expected to contain a diversity of resources, including journal articles and conference papers, book chapters, presentations, visualizations, models, animations, working papers, white papers, project reports, student works (incl. theses and dissertations), books or other monographs, conference proceedings, manuscript or archival materials, photographs and pictorial works. The collection is curated by Rebecca Hankins, Associate Professor in the Cushing Memorial Library at Texas A&M University.

All materials in the collection are copyrighted by their authors and are accessible in the Texas A&M Digital Repository with the permission of the rights holder.

Recent Submissions

  • Islam in America: Faculty Development Workshop 
    Hankins, Rebecca (Kennesaw State University-African and African Diaspora Studies, 2014-06)
    Website devoted to a 2-day workshop for Kennesaw State University faculty to develop a methodology for infusing Islamic popular culture into the teaching curriculum for K-12 and undergraduate students.
  • A Mosque Among the Stars 
    Ahmad, Muhammad Aurangzeb; Khan, Ahmad (MA Ahmad, 2007-01-04)
    A Mosque Among The Stars was the first anthology that dealt with the subject of Muslim characters and/or Islamic themes and Science Fiction.