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FOUNDED in the middle of the nineteenth century , the Sanusiya fraternity is one of the youngest orders of Islam . Though it spread widely through North Africa , the Sahara , and to Arabia it maintained a coherent organization and ...
FOUNDED in the middle of the nineteenth century , the Sanusiya fraternity is one of the youngest orders of Islam . Though it spread widely through North Africa , the Sahara , and to Arabia it maintained a coherent organization and ...
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Sanusiya fraternity , the , 154 . Polygamy , 345-6 . Semaines Sociales de France ( Note ) , 150 . Portugese Africa , 73 , 76 , 348 . Sexual intercourse , 108 , 132 . Possession by spirits , si . Shrines , 178-9 , 181 , 182 , 183 , 185 ...
Sanusiya fraternity , the , 154 . Polygamy , 345-6 . Semaines Sociales de France ( Note ) , 150 . Portugese Africa , 73 , 76 , 348 . Sexual intercourse , 108 , 132 . Possession by spirits , si . Shrines , 178-9 , 181 , 182 , 183 , 185 ...
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