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الصفحة 584
The Hausa were always influential beyond their numbers , providing a model for the other Muslim groups in manner and ... according to Schildkrout ( 1978 : 85 ) , if a group becomes too large , it loses its exclusivity and prestige .
The Hausa were always influential beyond their numbers , providing a model for the other Muslim groups in manner and ... according to Schildkrout ( 1978 : 85 ) , if a group becomes too large , it loses its exclusivity and prestige .
الصفحة 628
The difference between the social positions of these groups does not seem to have influenced the interpretation of their social organisation to a great extent . The work of Dupire ( 1962 ) and Stenning ( 1958 , 1959 ) among ...
The difference between the social positions of these groups does not seem to have influenced the interpretation of their social organisation to a great extent . The work of Dupire ( 1962 ) and Stenning ( 1958 , 1959 ) among ...
الصفحة 631
Kin groups defined both through matrilateral and patrilateral ties are of crucial significance . As a consequence of endogamy rules , descent can be defined in different ways , so that one person can be both patrikin and matrikin at the ...
Kin groups defined both through matrilateral and patrilateral ties are of crucial significance . As a consequence of endogamy rules , descent can be defined in different ways , so that one person can be both patrikin and matrikin at the ...
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