Islam in Africa

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Islam in Africa

Title:

Islam in Africa

Author:

Marcovitz, Hal.

ISBN:

9781422229439

9781422288887

Personal Author:

Marcovitz, Hal.

Publication Information:

Philadelphia : Mason Crest, c2014.

Physical Description:

112 p. : ill. ; 25 cm.

Series:

Africa: progress and problems

Africa, progress & problems.

Contents:

Islam in Africa: an overview -- Islam sweeps across the continent -- Colonial influence and the Muslim response -- Islamic influences on Africa -- Islam and African governments -- Conflict in Muslim Africa.

Subject Term:

Islam -- Africa -- Juvenile literature.

Islam and state -- Africa -- Juvenile literature.

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Summary

Africa is a complex and diverse continent, and its more than 50 countries provide a study in contrasts: democracy and despotism, immense wealth and crushing poverty, modernism and traditionalism, peaceful communities and raging civil wars. The books in this series take a close look at many of the major issues in Africa today, such as AIDS, poverty, government corruption, ethnic and religious tension, educational opportunities, and overcrowding.