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Uislamu nchini Mozambique

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Uislamu kwa nchi

Uislamu nchini Mozambique ni dini inayokadiriwa kuwa na wafuasi wakifikiao asilimia 17.9 ya wakazi wote wa nchini humo.[1]

Sehemu kubwa ya Waislamu wa Mozambique ni wale wa dhehebu la Sunni wanaofuata mafundisho ya imamu Shafi, japokuwa kuna Waislamu wachache wa dhehebu la Shia ambao pia wamejisajili.

Waislamu nchini wanajumuishwa na Wamozambique wenyewe, raia wenye asili ya Asia Kusini (Wahindi na Wapakistani), na idadi ndogo kabisa ya wahamiaji wa Afrika Kaskazini na Mashariki ya Kati.

Msikiti katika Kisiwa cha Mozambique

Tazama pia

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  1. "Uislamu nchini Msumbiji kwa Kireno". Ilihifadhiwa kwenye nyaraka kutoka chanzo mnamo 2016-03-04. Iliwekwa mnamo 2016-05-13.

Bibliografia

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  • Liazzat Bonate, « Dispute over Islamic funeral rites in Mozambique. A Demolidora dos Prazeres by Shaykh Aminuddin Mohamad », LFM. Social sciences & missions Ilihifadhiwa 3 Machi 2016 kwenye Wayback Machine., no.17, Dec.2005, pp. 41–59
  • Liazzat Bonate, « Matriliny, Islam and Gender in Northern Mozambique », Journal of Religion in Africa, vol.36, no.2, pp. 2006, pp. 139–166
  • Lorenzo, Macagno, Outros muçulmanos : Islão e narrativas coloniais, Lisbon (Portugal) : Imprensa de Ciências Sociais, 2006
  • Eric Morier-Genoud, « L’islam au Mozambique après l’indépendance. Histoire d’une montée en puissance », L’Afrique Politique 2002, Paris: Karthala, 2002, pp. 123–146
  • Eric Morier-Genoud, « The 1996 ‘Muslim holiday’ affair. Religious competition and state mediation in contemporary Mozambique », Journal of Southern African Studies, Oxford, vol.26, n°3, Sept. 2000, pp.409–427.
  • Eric Morier-Genoud, “A Prospect of Secularization? Muslims and Political Power in Mozambique Today”, Journal for Islamic Studies (Cape Town), no. 27, 2007, pp. 233–266
  • Eric Morier-Genoud, “Demain la sécularisation? Les musulmans et le pouvoir au Mozambique aujourd’hui”, in R. Otayek & B. Soares (ed.), Etat et société en Afrique. De l'islamisme à l'islam mondain? (Paris: Karthala, 2009), pp. 353–383

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