» The Masnavi
[http://www.dar-al-masnavi.org/]
This electronic school of Masnavi studies is an activity of the American Institute of Masnavi Studies. It includes translated sections of the Masnavi with explanations of the meanings of Rumi's verses.

» Rumi Forum for Interfaith Dialogue
[http://www.rumiforum.org/server/]
Founded in 1999, the Forum's mission is to foster interfaith and intercultural dialogue in the spirit of Rumi's universal message embracing all humanity. The site provides a good library of interviews and events, panoramic photographs, and links to some not-so-easy to find sites.

» Learning the Sema
[http://www.rumi2007.net/ceremony.html]
This value in this site from Istanbul is detailed description of the sema ceremony and beautiful video of a Whirling Dervishes performance.

» Descendants of Rumi
[http://www.mevlana.org/]
Maintained by the descendants of Rumi, this site includes an extensive family tree and writings by the late Mevlevi Celebi (leader) Dr. Celaleddin Celebi.

» The Threshold Society
[http://www.sufism.org/]
Directed by Kabir and Camille Helminski, this non-profit foundation represents the Mevlevi order in North America. Their site offers background on Rumi, the Mevlevi order, and Sufism as well as listings of events and retreats. It also includes articles by Camille Helminski on Mevlevi women and women and Sufism.

» Background on Rumi
[http://www.khamush.com/]
This site in the United Kingdom includes biographical information on Rumi, excerpts from his works, and background on Sufism provided by multiple contributors.