Islam in contemporary Africa : on violence, terrorism and development

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Islam in contemporary Africa : on violence, terrorism and development

edited by Afis Ayinde Oladosu

Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2007

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Includes bibliographical references (p. [202]-215) and index

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Islam in Contemporary Africa: On Violence, Terrorism and Development features essays which are written by scholars, Christians and Muslims, on their experience of Islam and the Muslims in the continent of Africa and how tterrorism and violence have impacted intra-African harmony and cross-cultural understanding in the world today. The authors, most of whom reflect the cultural diversity of the continent particularly in its Eastern, Western and Southern-African contexts, have also tried to grapple with the dynamics which attend the current global war on terror, the Islamic and Christian jurisprudential perspectives to same and the politics of terror in and outside the continent. Perhaps most importantly the essays in this book betray, even though in an eclectic manner, a deep interest in the analyses of the phenomenon of terrorism and its over-all effects on Africa. Specifically the book examines the following as they relate to Violence, Terrorism, Africa's Development and global peace:JurisprudenceAnti-TerrorismTheologyHistoryDrugs and Narcotics The MediaInternational DiplomacyColonialismIntellectual TerrorismGender and African Value System

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