GLAUBENSKAMPF ODER MACHTKAMPF? DER AUFSTAND DER MALÉ VON BAHIA NACH EINER ISLAMISCHEN QUELLE

The large Muslim-led revolt of slaves and emancipated blacks which took place and was suppressed in Brazil in 1835 was seen by several scholars from about 1900 until the present as an Islamic jihād movement aiming at the establishment of an Islamic state. This interpretation has recently been called...

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Main Author: QUIRING-ZOCHE, ROSEMARIE (Author)
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Language:German
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Published: Univ. 1995
In: Sudanic Africa
Year: 1995, Volume: 6, Pages: 115-124
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