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January 1, 1979ASA Review of Books114 citations

Moroccan Islam: Tradition and Society in a Pilgrimage Center

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AHAlf Andrew HeggoyDEDale F. Eickelman

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Note on Transliteration Preface Introduction 1. Morocco, Islam, and the Maraboutic Crisis 2. Marabouts and Local Histories: The Sherqawa 3. Boujad: The Town and Its Region 4. Social Structure 5. Impermanence and Inequality: The Common-Sense Understanding of the Social Order 6. The Ideology of Maraboutism 7. Sherqawi Identity 8. From Center to Periphery: The Fragmentation of Maraboutism Appendix. The Wheel of Fortune: The Last Maraboutic Intrigues Notes Glossary Bibliography Index

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