Moral Economy and Changes in Islam

No 231, 2009/3 - 184 pages

Special Report: Moral Economy and Changes in Islam in Sub-Saharan Africa

Pages 5 to 9

Editorial

Special Report: “Moral Economy and Changes in Islam in Sub-Saharan Africa”

Pages 23 to 42

Thematic Introduction

By Jean-Louis Triaud, Leonardo Alfonso Villalón

Pages 43 to 60

The Salafi Prayer Economy in Bale, Ethiopia

By Terje Østebø

Pages 61 to 76

Changes to Islam in Pemba City, Northern Mozambique

By Liazzat J.K. Bonate

Pages 77 to 97

Young Sunni Women and Economic Liberalization in Dakar

By Erin Augis

Special Report: “Moral Economy and Changes in Islam in Sub-Saharan Africa”

Pages 99 to 117

Moral Entrepreneurs and Islamic Financial Networks in Mauritania

By Mohamed Fall Ould Bah

Pages 119 to 138

The Hajj: Between a Moral and a Material Economy

By Hamadou Adama

Pages 139 to 153

Fissabilillah! Islam in Senegal and Initiatives by Women

By Ferdaous Hardy, Jeanne Semin

Pages 155 to 170

The Spiritual Humanism of Islamic NGOs in South Africa.

By Samadia Sadouni

Pages 171 to 185

The Tenets of Islamic Law Concerning Orphans

By Élise Guillermet

Special Report: “Moral Economy and Changes in Islam in Sub-Saharan Africa”

Pages 187 to 207

Journeys of African Muslim Elites in Cairo: From Al Azhar to the Bazaar Economy

By Sophie Bava, with the collaboration of Olivier Pliez

Pages 209 to 228

Senegalese Marabouts and Their Clientele in the United States.

By Ousmane Kane

Pages 229 to 243

Moral Economy, Islam, and the Power of Charisma in Burkina Faso

By Mara Vitale

Pages 245 to 264

The application of Islamic Criminal Law in Northern Nigeria

By Albert Dekker, Philip Ostien

Varia

Pages 265 to 282

Building Global Policies: Can Development Aid Be a Source of Inspiration?

By François Pacquement