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Who shall enter paradise? : Christian origins in Muslim northern Nigeria, ca. 1890-1975 / Shobana Shankar.

By: Shankar, Shobana.
Material type: materialTypeLabelBookSeries: New African histories series: Publisher: Athens : Ohio University Press, [2014]Description: xxx, 209 pages : illustrations, maps ; 24 cm.Content type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9780821421239 (hc : alk. paper); 9780821421246 (pb : alk. paper); 9780821445051 (pdf).Subject(s): Christianity -- Nigeria, Northern | Missions -- Nigeria, Northern | Religion and politics -- Nigeria, Northern | Nigeria, Northern -- Religion -- 19th century | Nigeria, Northern -- Religion -- 20th century | Nigeria, Northern -- Ethnic relationsDDC classification: 276.69/08
Contents:
""A place to lay our head"": a sect of strangers, 1890/1918 -- A new ""middle"" class in the Muslim city, 1918/1925 -- A Christian feminist freelance: policing propaganda and piety, 1920/1935 -- Christian medical missions as Muslim charity: paternalist alliances, maternal alienation, 1928/1942 -- Joining in the melee: soldiers, youth, and rural revivalism, 1945/1950 -- Security and secrecy in the era of independence, 1950/1975.
List(s) this item appears in: Africana | Nigerian Church History
Item type Current location Call number Status Date due Barcode
Books Books Byang Kato Research Library
BR1463.N5 S33 2014 (Browse shelf) Available 001018044
Books Books Doctoral Library
BR1463.N5 S33 2014 (Browse shelf) Available 001039600

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Part I: The word travels -- ""A place to lay our head"": a sect of strangers, 1890/1918 -- A new ""middle"" class in the Muslim city, 1918/1925 -- A Christian feminist freelance: policing propaganda and piety, 1920/1935 -- Part II: Followers of the word -- Christian medical missions as Muslim charity: paternalist alliances, maternal alienation, 1928/1942 -- Joining in the melee: soldiers, youth, and rural revivalism, 1945/1950 -- Security and secrecy in the era of independence, 1950/1975.

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