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Modern Muslims A Sudan Memoir · Ohio University Press ~ “Steve Howard has produced an ethnography of a modern Muslim movement in the contemporary Sudan that is original informative and beautifully conceived It is a unique and uniquely informative accessible and moving journey of discovery that makes a major contribution to our understanding of Islam in the Sudan and in the contemporary world”
Modern Muslims A Sudan Memoir eBook Steve ~ Decades after returning to the life of an academic in the United States Howard brings us this memoir of his time with the Republican Brotherhood who advocated among other things equality for women Modern Muslims describes Howard’s path to learning not only about Islam and Sufism but also about Sudan’s history and culture When the Brotherhood was thrust into confrontation with Sudan’s thenpresident Jaafar Nimeiry Howard had a frontline perspective on the difficult choices
Modern Muslims A Sudan Memoir ~ Decades after returning to the life of an academic in the United States Howard brings us this memoir of his time with the Republican Brotherhood who advocated among other things equality for women Modern Muslims describes Howard’s path to learning not only about Islam and Sufism but also about Sudan’s history and culture When the Brotherhood was thrust into confrontation with Sudan’s thenpresident Jaafar Nimeiry Howard had a frontline perspective on the difficult choices
Book Review Modern Muslims A Sudan Memoir – AfricaOHIO ~ Modern Muslims repeatedly discusses the effort to expand women’s rights in Sudan with varying degrees of success inside and outside the brotherhood The author consistently denotes throughout the memoir that “women’s full participation in all of Islam’s obligations was one of Mahmoud Mohamed Taha’s most important goals in establishing his movement” 100101
Modern Muslims A Sudan Memoir ~ Modern Muslims describes Howards path to learning not only about Islam and Sufism but also about Sudans history and culture When the Brotherhood was thrust into confrontation with Sudans thenpresident Jaafar Nimeiry Howard had a frontline perspective on the difficult choices communities make as they try to reform and practice their faith freely
Customer reviews Modern Muslims A Sudan Memoir ~ At a time when we have become accustomed to hearing negative things about Islam and Muslims Howards Modern Muslims points out the pluralistic nature of this faith Through interviews and personal experiences Howard provides an insightful account of the Republican Brotherhood of Sudan
Modern Muslims A Sudan Memoir ~ texts of Islam revealed possibilities for the Sudanese nation The postcolonial expansion of primary secondary and higher education made Taha’s progressive message attractive and accessible to people at a variety of social levels My title for this memoir Modern Muslims might raise eye
Review “Modern Muslims” FocusOnTheHorn ~ I cannot think of a more timely arrival for Steve Howard’s excellent Sudan memoir “Modern Muslims” Howard retells his experience living with the Republican Brotherhood in Sudan in the 1980s while undertaking dissertation research in the country
Modern Muslims in Sudan Africa is a Country ~ Modern Muslims in Sudan Modern Muslims in Sudan In his memoir the sociologist Steve Howard writes about experiencing Ramadan in the Sudanese capital Khartoum Mahmoud Mohamed Taha 19091985 was a Sudanese religious reformer and leader who had also played a significant role in Sudan’s struggle for independence from Britain in the 1940s
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