ACLS Humanities E-Book: Religion and political culture in Kano

Religion and political culture in Kano

Paden, John N.

Year: c1973.

Publisher: University of California Press.

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Frontmatter

INTRODUCTION: POLITICAL CULTURE AND THE KANO CASE STUDY

The Concept of Political Culture

The Kano Context

Fulani and Hausa Orientations Toward Authority and Community

PART I. PATTERNS OF RELIGIOUS AUTHORITY AND COMMUNITY

1. RELIGIOUS IDENTITY AND STRUCTURE

2. THE TRANSITION FROM TRADITIONAL TO REFORMED TIJANIYYA

3. THE CONSOLIDATION OF REFORMED TIJANIYYA

4. QADIRIYYA, MAHDIYYA, AND USMANIYYA

5. COMPARATIVE ORIENTATIONS TOWARD AUTHORITY AND COMMUNITY

PART II. PATTERNS OF POLITICAL AUTHORITY AND COMMUNITY

6. EMIRATE AUTHORITY AND COMMUNITY

7. THE IDEOLOGICAL BASIS OF EARLY EMIRATE REFORM

8. THE TRANSITION TO KANO STATE

9. AUTHORITY AND COMMUNITY IN KANO STATE

10. COMPARATIVE ORIENTATIONS TOWARD AUTHORITY AND COMMUNITY

CONCLUSION: RELIGION AND POLITICAL CULTURE IN KANO

The Authority Dimension of Political Culture

The Community Dimension of Political Culture

Conclusions

APPENDIXES

1. Bakin Ruwa Ward (Kano City) Religious Survey, 1965

2. Succession to Selected Clan and District Headship in Kano Emirate

3. Electoral Succession in Kano

4. Kano State Movement Debates

5. Authority Structures in Kano State, 1969-1970

GLOSSARIES

1. Hausa Terms Used in Text (with Arabic and English Equivalents)

2. Hausa Muslim Names (with Arabic Equivalents)

3. Kano Emirate Titles Mentioned in Text

BIBLIOGRAPHY

NAME INDEX

SUBJECT INDEX

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Religion and political culture in Kano : John N. Paden.

Author:

Paden, John N

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Religion and political culture in Kano : John N. Paden.
Paden, John N
Berkeley: University of California Press, c1973.

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Subject Headings:

• Political culture -- Nigeria -- Kano State
• Islam and politics -- Nigeria -- Kano State

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