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African Oral Narratives: Life Histories, Interviews, folklore & song from sub-Saharan Africa
Diversity and Tolerance in the Islam of West Africa
Islam and Modernity: Alternatives in Contemporary Senegambia & Ghana
Pluralism and Adaptation in the Islamic Practice of Senegal and Ghana

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Farmers' Voices in Ethiopian Agriculture
Collection of Farefari Discourse
Life Stories from Kumasi Central Market
Discourses of Muslim Scholars in Colonial Ghana
Failed Islamic States in Senegambia
Banjul Muslims and the Islamic Court
Contemporary Buh Kunta Qadiri Community
Public Face of Islam in Kumasi
Sidiyya Baba and Mauritania
Forgotten Voices in the Present
Military Intelligence in Apartheid South Africa
Northern Factors in Asante History
Everyday Islam in Kumasi
Qadiri Community of Buh Kunta
Transformations in Islamic Education in Ghana
Saint-Louis: Religious Pluralism in Senegal

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