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Volume 3, Issue 2

April 2015

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Roundtable Rudolph T. Ware'S The Walking Qur'An: Islamic Education, Embodied Knowledge, And History In West Africa
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What Obeah Does Do:Healing, Harm, and the Limits of Religion

J. Brent Crosson

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Roundtable Rudolph T. Ware'S The Walking Qur'An: Islamic Education, Embodied Knowledge, And History In West Africa

West African Islamic States and “Antislavery” in The Walking Qur'an

David Robinson

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Qur'an Schooling and the Production of Mindful Bodies in West Africa

Adeline Masquelier

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It's Scripturalization, Colleagues!

Vincent L. Wimbush

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Embodied Knowledge and The Walking Qur'an:Lessons for the Study of Islam and Africa

Rüdiger Seesemann

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Interfaith Resistance in South Africa

G. J. A. Lubbe

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