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Contesting Islam in Africa Homegrown Wahhabism and Muslim Identity in Northern Ghana, 1920-2010
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Contesting Islam in Africa Homegrown Wahhabism and Muslim Identity in Northern Ghana, 1920-2010Contesting Islam in Africa examines the experiences of returnee scholars, an emerging class of elites trained in Saudi and Egyptian theological universities, and their role in educational initiatives and the reconfiguration of Muslim identity in Ghana between 1920 and 2010. Based on oral interviews and significant archival work in Ghana and at the National Archives in London, the book addresses three questions: How did the returnee scholars
Publisher : Duke University Press Books
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