Islam in Africa 
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 | Hadjivayanis, Ida (2015) |
 | Integration and identity of Swahili speakers in Britain: case studies of Zanzibari women |
 | Journal of Eastern African Studies. Volume 9 #2. p. 231-246. |
| Reynolds, Jonathan (2015) |
| Stealing the road: colonial rule and the Hajj from Nigeria in the early twentieth century |
| Journal of West African History. Volume 1 #2. p. 27-44. |
| Hunter, Eva (2013) |
| The Muslim 'who has faith' in Leila Aboulela's novels 'Minaret' (2005) and 'Lyrics alley' (2009) |
| Current Writing: Text and Reception in Southern Africa. Volume 25 #1. p. 88-89. |
| Venosa, Joseph (2013) |
| Adapting to the new path: Khatmiyya Sufi authority, the al-Mirghani family, and Eritrean nationalism during British Occupation, 1941-1949 |
| Journal of Eastern African Studies. Volume 7 #3. p. 413-431. |
| Zanchettin, Lindsey (2013) |
| Articulations of home & Muslim identity in the short stories of Leila Aboulela | |
| African Literature Today. #31. p. 40-51. |
| Steiner, Tina (2008) |
| Strategic nostalgia, Islam and cultural translation in Leila Aboulela's 'The translator' and 'Coloured lights' | |
| Current Writing: Text and Reception in Southern Africa. Volume 20 #2. p. 7-25. |
 | Robinson-Dunn, Diane (2006) |
| The harem, slavery and British imperial culture: Anglo-Muslim relations in the late nineteenth century | |
| Manchester, UK; New York, New York: Manchester University Press; Palgrave. |
| Umar, Muhammad Sani (2006) |
| Islam and colonialism: intellectual response of Muslims of Northern Nigeria to British colonial rule | |
| Leiden: Brill. Islam in Africa #5. 295p. |
| Weiss, Holger (2005) |
| Variations in the Colonial Representation of Islam and Muslims in Northern Ghana, ca. 1900-1930 |
| Journal of Muslim Minority Affairs. Volume 25 #1. April. p. 73-95. |
| Barnes, Andrew E. (2004) |
| 'Religious Insults': Christian Critiques of Islam and the Government in Colonial Northern Nigeria |
| Journal of Religion in Africa. Volume 34 #1-2. p. 62-81. |
| Ibrahim, Hassan Ahmed (2004) |
| Sayyid 'Abd al-Rahman al-Mahdi: a study of neo-Mahdism in the Sudan, 1899-1956 | |
| Leiden: Brill. Islam in Africa #4. 260p. |
| Reynolds, Jonathan (2003) |
| 'Stealing the road': colonial rule and the hajj from Nigeria in the early 20th centrury | |
| Boston, MA: African Studies Center, Boston University. Working papers; 246. |
| Seesemann, Rüdiger (2002) |
| 'Ein Dialog der Taubstummen': französische vs. britische Wahrnehmungen des Islam im spätkolonialen Westafrika | |
| Afrika Spectrum. Volume 37 #2. p. 109-139. |
| Umar, Muhammad S. (ed.) (2002) |
| Engagements with the colonial State | |
| Oxford: Oxford University Press. Journal of Islamic studies 22-2002. 125p. |
| Bernini, Simone (2001) |
| The Anglo-Sanusi War (1915-16) | |
| Maghreb Review. Volume 26 #1. p. 22-46. |
| Reynolds, Jonathan T. (2001) |
| Good and Bad Muslims: Islam and Indirect Rule in Northern Nigeria |
| International Journal of African Historical Studies. Volume 34 #3. p. 601-618. |
| Vahed, Goolam H. (2001) |
| Uprooting, Rerooting: Culture, Religion and Community among Indentured Muslim Migrants in Colonial Natal, 1890-1911 |
| South African Historical Journal. #45. November. p. 191-222. |
| Tollefson, Harold (1999) |
| Policing Islam: the British occupation of Egypt and the Anglo-Egyptian struggle over control of the police, 1882-1914 | |
| Westport, CT: Greenwood Press. Contributions in comparative colonial studies #38. 200p. |
| Warburg, Gabriel (1999) |
| Sectarian Politics in the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan: The Emergence of Neo-Mahdism Reconsidered | |
| Sudan Notes and Records. #3. p. 89-104. |
| Carmichael, Tim (1997) |
| British 'Practice' towards Islam in the East Africa Protectorate: Muslim Officials, Waqf Administration, and Secular Education in Mombasa and Environs, 1895-1920 |
| Journal of Muslim Minority Affairs. Volume 17 #2. October. p. 293-309. |
| Christelow, Allan (1997) |
| In Search of One Words Meaning: Zaman in Early Twentieth Century Kano |
| History in Africa. Volume 24. p. 95-115. |
| Ibrahim, Abdullahi Ali (1997) |
| Tale of Two Sudanese Courts: Colonial Governmentality Revisited |
| African Studies Review. Volume 40 #1. April. p. 13-33. |
| Ibrahim, Hassan Ahmed (1996) |
| The Role of Sayyid Abd al-Rahman al-Mahdi in the Sudanese National Movement 1908-1956 |
| Northeast African Studies. Volume 3 #1. p. 7-25. |
| Naniya, Tijjani M. (1994) |
| The Impact of the British Conquest on the Interpretation and Application of the Shari'a |
| Paideuma. Volume 40. p. 163-172. |
| Sillah, Mohammed-Bassiru (1994) |
| Islam in Sierra Leone: The Colonial Reaction and the Emergence of National Identity |
| Journal of the Institute of Muslim Minority Affairs. Volume 15 #1-2. January-July. p. 121-143. |
| Saeed, Asmau G. (1992) |
| British fears over Mahdism in northern Nigeria: a look at Bormi 1903, Satiru 1906 and Dumbulwa 1923 | |
| Frankfurter afrikanistische Blätter. #4. p. 34-46. |
| Yadudu, Auwalu H. (1992) |
| Colonialism and the transformation of Islamic law in the northern States of Nigeria |
| Journal of Legal Pluralism and Unofficial Law. #32. p. 103-139. |
| Danmole, H.O. (1989) |
| Religion and politics in colonial northern Nigeria: the case of Ilorin emirate | |
| Orita: Ibadan Journal of Religious Studies. Volume 21 #2. p. 78-92. |
| Skinner, D. (1988) |
| Sierra Leone relations with the northern rivers and the influence of islam in the colony | |
| International journal of Sierra Leone studies. Volume 1. p. 91-113. |
| Sid Al-Karsani, Awad Al- (1987) |
| The Establishment of Neo-Mahdism in the Western Sudan, 1920-1936 |
| African Affairs: The Journal of the Royal African Society. Volume 86 #344. July. p. 385-404. |
| Kapteijns, Lidwien (1985) |
| Mahdist Faith and the Legitimation of Popular Revolt in Western Sudan |
| Africa: Journal of the International African Institute. Volume 55 #4. p. 390-399. |
| Gbadamosi, T.G.O. (1983) |
| Key issues in Anglo-Yoruba Muslim relations 1884-1914 | |
| African Notes: Bulletin of the Institute of African Studies, University of Ibadan. Volume 9 #2. p. 9-22. |
| Ubah, C.N. (1982) |
| Islamic legal system and the westernization process in the Nigerian emirates |
| Journal of Legal Pluralism and Unofficial Law. #20. p. 69-93. |
| Adelowo, E. Dada (1981) |
| Factors of Islamic acceleration in the age of christianity and British imperialism in Yorubaland, 1894-1900: the Oyo episode | |
| Los Angeles, CA: African studies association. 55p. |
| Ibrahim, Hassan Ahmed. (1980) |
| Imperialism and Neo-Mahdism in the Sudan: A Study of British Policy towards Neo-Mahdism, 1924-1927 |
| International Journal of African Historical Studies. Volume 13 #2. p. 214-239. |
| Ibrahim, Hassan A. (1977) |
| The Development of Economic and Political Neo-Mahdism in the Sudan, 1926-1935 | |
| Sudan Notes and Records. Volume 58. p. 44-64. |
 | Greenstein, R. (1975) |
| The Nyasaland government's policy towards African Muslims, 1900-25 | |
| In: From Nyasaland to Malawi; studies in colonial history. p. 144-168. |
| Nasr, Ahmed A. (1971) |
| British Policy towards Islam in the Nuba Mountains, 1920-1940 | |
| Sudan Notes and Records. Volume 52. p. 23-32. |
| Allott, A.N. (ed.) (1960) |
| The future of law in Africa: record of proceedings of the London Conference 1959, 1960 | |
| London: Butterworth. 58p. |
| Anonymous (1959) |
| Judicial and legal systems of African territories | |
| London: University of London, Department of law. 144p. |
| Anderson, J.N.D. (1957) |
| Conflict of laws in Northern Nigeria | |
| Journal of African Law. Volume 1 #2. p. 86-98. |
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