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Beyond Religious Tolerance: Muslims, Christians and Traditionalists
in a Yoruba Town - Insa Nolte
Beyond Religious Tolerance: Muslims, Christians and Traditionalists
in a Yoruba Town - Ogen Olukoya
Kingship and Religion: An Introduction to the History of Ede -
Siyan Oyeweso
Ambivalence and Transgression in the Practice of Sàngó - Aderemi
Suleiman Ajala and Insa Nolte
Sàngó's Thunder: Poetic Challenges to Islam and Christianity -
George Olusola Abijade
Compound Life and Religious Control in Ede's Muslim Community -
Amusa Saheed Balogun
Challenges and Affirmations of Islamic Practice: The Tablighi
Jamaat - Adeyemi Balogun
The Baptist Church in Ede: Christian Struggles over Education and
Land - Ogen Olukoya and Amusa Saheed Balogun
Freedom and Control: Islam and Christianity at the Federal
Polytechnic - Akin Iwilade and Oladipo Fadayomi
Religious Accommodation in Two Generations of the Adeleke Family -
Hakeem Ibikunle Tijani
Marrying Out: Gender and Religious Mediation in Interfaith
Marriages - Insa Nolte and Tosin Akinjobe-Babatunde
Everyday Inter-Religious Encounters and Attitudes - Rebecca Jones
and Insa Nolte
Outlook: Religious Difference, the Yoruba and Beyond - Insa Nolte
and Ogen Olukoya
Appendix 1: Ede Anthem
Appendix 2: Songs of Ede
Appendix 3: Oríkì of the Tìmì of Ede, present and past
Rebecca Jones is a Lecturer in the Department of African Studies and Anthropology at the University of Birmingham. Rebecca Jones is a Lecturer in the Department of African Studies and Anthropology at the University of Birmingham.
The clarity of expression, accompanied by pictorial
representations, makes the book appealing and also makes for good
reading to both the academic and the nonacademic audience. This
work not only showcases the unique historical and cultural
realities of Yoruba, it also illustrates the strong bond that
exists among the Yoruba beyond the divisive power of religion. It
has added to reliable materials for further research in the area of
religious diversity in Africa and beyond.
*RELIGIOUS STUDIES REVIEW*
[A]t a moment when many Westerners perceive an inevitable 'clash of
civilizations' between Islam and the West/Christendom, Beyond
Religious Tolerance offers a valuable alternative where Americans
and Europeans would be least likely to look for one. . . . [It
reveals] that both tolerance and secularism as typically conceived
are products of Western cultural and historical experience, which
can be and have been conceived differently-if at all-in other times
and places.
*READING RELIGION*
A truly comprehensive and well-balanced overview of religious life
in Ede from many different angles . this book is a must not only
for scholars interested in Islam, Christianity, and African
religion in Yorubaland, but for anybody interested in the
governance of religious diversity.
*AFRICA SPECTRUM*
This book, a refreshing and articulate addition to ethnographies of
religion in West Africa, captures the resiliency of peaceful
coexistence across a multiplicity of religions. It should be of
interest to anthropologists, historians, religious scholars, and
policy makers alike, giving tangible hope to those who think
peaceful existence among religions is intractable.
*AMERICAN ETHNOLOGIST*
This book is the product of a remarkably successful project of
North-South collaboration between the University of Birmingham in
the United Kingdom and Osun State University in Nigeria. The result
is something quite different from a standard edited volume in which
the chapters reflect the preoccupations and perspectives of
individual authors rather than of the common theme of the book.
Instead, the different chapters articulate closely with one
another, exploring a single concrete problem from different but
complementary angles.
*THE JOURNAL OF AFRICAN HISTORY*
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