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THE RELIGIONS OF NIGERIA C. K. MEEK OST people are aware that Nigeria is named after the river Niger , but many may be surprised to hear that the word Niger is not derived from the Latin adjective niger meaning ' black ' , but from a ...
THE RELIGIONS OF NIGERIA C. K. MEEK OST people are aware that Nigeria is named after the river Niger , but many may be surprised to hear that the word Niger is not derived from the Latin adjective niger meaning ' black ' , but from a ...
الصفحة 107
Some Nigerian Christians have for this reason formed themselves into an independent body , the members of which are allowed to have as many wives ... The Muhammadans of Nigeria are centred almost exclusively in the Northern Provinces .
Some Nigerian Christians have for this reason formed themselves into an independent body , the members of which are allowed to have as many wives ... The Muhammadans of Nigeria are centred almost exclusively in the Northern Provinces .
الصفحة 108
But in Nigeria the Tijaniyya attitude is narrowly nationalistic and sometimes inclined to be anti - British . The Ahmadiyya sect is an importation from India , where it was founded by one Ahmad , in 1879 .
But in Nigeria the Tijaniyya attitude is narrowly nationalistic and sometimes inclined to be anti - British . The Ahmadiyya sect is an importation from India , where it was founded by one Ahmad , in 1879 .
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