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⋄ The Islamic Library in Sub-Saharan Africa
⋄ Introduction
⋄ Origins of the Islamic Scholarly Tradition in Sub-Saharan Africa
⋄ The Development of acjami Literature
⋄ Political/Intellectual Revolutions
⋄ Esoteric Knowledge and Exoteric Knowledge
⋄ European Colonization and the Transformation of Islamic Education
⋄ Modernization of the Islamic Educational System
⋄ Sub-Saharan African Arabists and Higher Education in the Arab World
⋄ Arabists and Islamism
⋄ Conclusion
Non-Europhone Intellectuals
Non-Europhone Intellectuals. Ousmane Oumar Kane. Dakar, CODESRIA, 2012, 88 p., ISBN : 978-2-86978-506-9
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The Islamic Library in Sub-Saharan Africa (5-18) |
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Introduction (1-4) |
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Origins of the Islamic Scholarly Tradition in Sub-Saharan Africa (19-22) |
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The Development of acjami Literature (23-26) |
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Esoteric Knowledge and Exoteric Knowledge (27-30) |
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European Colonization and the Transformation of Islamic Education (35-36) |
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Modernization of the Islamic Educational System (37-42) |
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Sub-Saharan African Arabists and Higher Education in the Arab World (43-50) |
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Arabists and Islamism (51-52) |
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