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Muslim Religious Leadership in Post-Colonial Mozambique
LIAZZAT J. K. BONATE
Eduardo Mondlane University, Maputo
South African Historical Journal 60 (4) 2008
ISSN: Print 0258-2473/Online 1726-1686
DOI: © Unisa Press pp. 637-654
637
Abstract
Keywords:
Introduction
indigenato
assimilado
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Muslim Leadership in Colonial Mozambique
1
Maca Makua and Lomwe
2
apia-mwene
apiamwene
nihimo
the mahumu humu
m’kulukwana
mwalimu and sharifu
Lusotopie
Slave Routes and Oral Tradition in Southeastern Africa
Law, Custom and Social Order: The Colonial Experience in Malawi and Zambia
Peasant Intellectuals: Anthropology and History in Tanzania
kitabu
Qur’an
those classes.
tariqa turuq t/dikiri
3
silsila ijaza
shaykhs. These shaykhs
turuq
turuq
indigenato,
Arquivo
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4
shaykhs
Wahhabis.
called sukutis
dhikr turuq
Deobandis
India.5Deobandis
Wahhabis, Ahl al-Sunna
SunnaWahhabi
khalifa
6
dhikr
O Islão, o Poder, e a Guerra: Moçambique 1964–74 (Porto: Universidade
641
7
Deobandis
Shari’a8 He
Wahhabis tariqa
Deobandis and
sukutis.
10
Wahhabism
Qur’an and
the HadithShari’a
11
mawlid, ziyara
dhikr
hiriz
shirk
bid’a
kufr
12
7. Ibid
O Islão, o Poder, e a Guerra
Lusotopie
Cahiers d’études Africaines
O Islão, o poder, e a guerra
African Islam and Islam in Africa:
Encounters Between Sus and Islamists
Muslim Politics
Muslim Identity and Social Changes
in Sub-Saharan AfricaMuslim
Politics
RFHOM,
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13
14 en masse
Barelwis (alleged
shaykh
sponsored ziyaraturuq
their madrasas.15
ziyara processions in
madrasa
16
17
18
association stopped
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and the Indian-
Wahhabi
Muslim Leadership and the Post-Independence State in 1975–1983
20
hajj
Id
Grupos Dinamizadores
Kupilikula: Governance and the Invisible Realm in Mozambique
644 LIAZZAT J. K. BONATE
21
22 In order to
murid
colonial period. The Wahhabi
23
Wahhabis
24
murid
The Shade of New Leaves: Governance in Traditional Authority
Indigenato
African Affairs
Anuaril Isslamo
645
umma
25
hajj
26
imams
27 The Wahhabis
Wahhabis
The Wahhabis
Wahhabis
shaykhs residing
Wahhabis in
tariqa-
,
Muslim Identity and Social Changes
L’Afrique
Politique
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guias
de marcha
ulamaalim,
madrasa
ulama28
Internal Muslim Competition, the State and the Islamic NGOs (1983–2000)
hajj30
647
31
hajj
32
hajj
Wahhabis
ziyara and dhikr
Miraj and Sha’aban
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fard 33
ziyaramawlidhiriz
34
ulama
35
madrasas
private madrasas shaykhs shaykh
madrasas
madrasas
tariqa
madrasa
sukutis
The Return of the Graduates
Id
ulama
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madrasas
The ‘Traditional’ Muslim Intellectuals of Northern Mozambique
Wahhabis
651
36
37
38
In this
40
shaykhs
dhikr
Controlling Knowledge: Religion, Power and Schooling in a West African Society
Peasant Intellectuals, 20.
Controlling KnowledgePutting Islam to Work: Education, Politics, and Religious
Transformation in Egypt
Controlling Knowledge
Putting Islam to WorkMuslim Politics,
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khalifas
khalifas
tariqa
madrasas
madrasas
khalifasturuq
Conclusion
Wahhabis, or
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hajj
versus divide.
References
Lusotopie
Lusotopie
Shirazi into Monhé
Slave Routes and Oral Tradition in Southeastern Africa
Le Fait Missionnaire
Journal of Religion in Africa
Muslim Identity and Social Change
in Sub-Saharan Africa
Controlling Knowledge: Religion, Power and Schooling in a West African Muslim Society
Cahiers d’études africaines
Law, Custom and Social Order: The Colonial Experience in Malawi and Zambia
Muslim Identity and Social Changes in Sub-Saharan Africa
Muslim Politics
Peasant Intellectuals:Anthropology and History in Tanzania
RFHOM,
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The Shade of New Leaves: Governance in Traditional Authority
O Islão, o Poder, e a Guerra: Moçambique 1964–74
Journal of Southern African Studies
L’Afrique Politique
Indigenato
African Affairs
African Islam and Islam in Africa: Encounters Between Sus and
Islamist.
Putting Islam to Work: Education, Politics, and Religious Transformation in Egypt.
Kupilikula: Governance and the Invisible Realm in Mozambique