Africa, المجلد 44Oxford University Press, 1974 Includes Proceedings of the Executive council and List of members, also section "Review of books". |
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الصفحة 71
[ 71 ] ARABIC LITERACY AMONG THE YALUNKA OF THE SIERRA LEONE LELAND DONALD HE Yalunka of north - eastern Sierra Leone are predominantly Muslim . Their religion seems to be a straightforward variant of contemporary West African Islam ...
[ 71 ] ARABIC LITERACY AMONG THE YALUNKA OF THE SIERRA LEONE LELAND DONALD HE Yalunka of north - eastern Sierra Leone are predominantly Muslim . Their religion seems to be a straightforward variant of contemporary West African Islam ...
الصفحة 74
... Yalunka area , living and teaching in all the larger settlements and in many of the smaller ones . Of the 382 Yalunka household heads in the survey thirteen ( 3.4 per cent ) regarded themselves as Koranic teachers and were considered as ...
... Yalunka area , living and teaching in all the larger settlements and in many of the smaller ones . Of the 382 Yalunka household heads in the survey thirteen ( 3.4 per cent ) regarded themselves as Koranic teachers and were considered as ...
الصفحة 80
CONCLUSIONS For Yalunka informants , literacy in Arabic gives a Yalunka some prestige in religious matters , but unless he becomes a Koranic teacher no other important benefits of literacy are apparent . Yet Yalunka literates differ ...
CONCLUSIONS For Yalunka informants , literacy in Arabic gives a Yalunka some prestige in religious matters , but unless he becomes a Koranic teacher no other important benefits of literacy are apparent . Yet Yalunka literates differ ...
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Further Tributes | 11 |
An Analytical Note on the Land and Spirits of the Sewa Mende M C Jędrej | 38 |
Contributors to this Number | 45 |
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