Submission.org has some interesting articles, but I get the impression it wouldn't be considered correct/orthodox by any Sunni Madh'hab. posted by orthogonality at 5:55 AM on March 25, 2010
Hijabman's been blogging on the internet for about a decade now, and writes more personally - his day to day life, interspersed with religion
Mona Eltahawy, who writes with a more political and activist slant.
Both are widely known in the Muslim blogosphere.
Both of these write from a more "liberal" Muslim standpoint, which is not the antithesis of 'devout' :-) posted by raztaj at 6:57 AM on March 25, 2010
DeenPort - UK Community Portal, blog-like with a good rss section posted by BinGregory at 7:34 AM on March 25, 2010
Question: do the blogs need to be in English, or can you also read Arabic or Urdu? posted by orthogonality at 8:56 AM on March 25, 2010
I ran across Rumoured last month, which is written a Muslim couple living in Britain. Not terribly active, but I remembered being impressed with the thoughtfulness even in the comments. posted by serathen at 9:24 AM on March 25, 2010
"About Islam" is pretty broad, not sure quite what you have in mind, but you might check out Inside Islam, from the University of Wisconsin and Wisconsin Public Radio. The bloggers include Muslims and non-Muslims, and topics range widely. posted by Fin Azvandi at 11:52 AM on March 25, 2010
Orthogonality: French is also OK (go go French colonial history!) but I cannot read Urdu or Arabic. This is basically me having fun as a religious studies dork. posted by flibbertigibbet at 4:24 PM on March 25, 2010
Arabic Gems is a blog specifically about tafsiir, Qur'anic exegesis. posted by awenner at 12:03 AM on March 26, 2010
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This American Muslim
Articles by Ali Eteraz (not a blog, sorry)
Muslimah Media Watch
Fatemeh Fakhraie
Muslim Reverie
Racialicious has some good posts about Islam as well.
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