The Muslim Zanzibaris of South Africa
the religious expression of a minority group, descendants of freed slaves
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Publication
1982 - Research Institute, Dept. of Science of Religion, University of Durban-Westville, Durban, South Africa
Language
English
Word Count
21,500 words, Guess
Page Count
86 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL2789971M
- ISBN-100949947520
- OCLC Control Number10808577
- Library of Congress Control Number83217423
- Goodreads4578386
Classifications
- DDC297/.08996781068
- LCCDT764.M28 O57 1982
Description
Although the main emphasis in this study is on the indigenous religious aspects of the Zanzibari Muslims, one can hardly avoid referring to various other issues related to this most interesting and unique community in South Africa. This book focuses more on the religious disposition of the Zanzibar community in South Africa. It also takes note of the historical background and the social influences that affected the Zanzibar community. For no other community in South Africa is their religion of greater value than for the Zanzibaris. Not only has it protected them against unjust situations and assisted them in times of real need, it has also kept them together as a community - it is their very life.
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