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Title:Religious Strangers in Uganda: From Emin Pasha to Amin Dada
Author:Mazrui, Ali A.ISNI
Year:1977
Periodical:African Affairs: The Journal of the Royal African Society
Volume:76
Issue:302
Period:January
Pages:21-38
Language:English
Geographic term:Uganda
Subjects:Church
Islam
political conditions
colonialism
History and Exploration
Politics and Government
Religion and Witchcraft
External link:https://www.jstor.org/stable/722011
Abstract:Uganda's representation at the first Islamic Summit Conference in Lahore in 1974 (Muslims in Uganda constituted 10% of the population at most) was part of a continuing historical process. This article examines the link between religion and politics in this process; a link which was established from the earlier phases of interaction between Uganda and the Sudan. Sections: the Nubi factor in Uganda history - echoes from the 1890s - from politicized religion to a political creed - towards the future. Notes.
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