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| Africa from the
Seventh to the Eleventh Century
Editor:
S.E. M.M. El Fasi
(Morocco)
Assistant Editor:
Professor I. Hrbek
(Czech Republic)
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Summary
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Islam arrived in North Africa in the
seventh century. The interactions between the new civilization,
with its substantial religious component, and African cultural
traditions in the regions of the North and West are covered
in this volume. The Bantu expansion, which changed the demographic
and language map of central and southern Africa, took place
at the same time. The substantial contact which already existed
between Africa and the rest of the world is discussed in this
volume. |
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Contents

editions
Main
edition
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English:
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1988,
Heinemann/ UNESCO/ University of California Press |
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French:
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1990,
UNESCO/ NEA |
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Spanish
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1992,
Tecnos/UNESCO |
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Arabic:
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1994,
UNESCO |
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Abridged
edition
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English:
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1992,
UNESCO/ James Currey/ University of California Press |
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French:
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1997,
UNESCO/ Edicef/ Présence Africaine |
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Contents
Chapter
1: Africa in the context of world history
I. HRBEK
Chapter 2: The coming of Islam and the expansion of the Muslim empire
M. EL FASI & I.
HRBEK
Chapter 3: Stages in the development of Islam and its dissemination in Africa
M. EL FASI & I
HRBEK
Chapter 4: Islam
as a social system in Africa since the seventh century
Z. DRAMANI-ISSIFOU
Chapter 5: The peoples of the Sudan: population movements
F. DE
MEDEIROS
Chapter 6:
The Bantu-speaking peoples and their expansion
S.
LWANGO-LUNYIIGO & J.VANSINA
Chapter 7: Egypt from the Arab conquest until the end of the F~Vimid state
T. BIANQUIS
Chapter 8:
Christian Nubia at the height of its civilization
S. JAKOBIELSKI
Chapter 9: The conquest of North Africa and Berber resistance
H. MONES
Chapter l0:
The independence of the Maghrib
M. TALBI
Chapter 11:
The role of the Sahara and Saharians in relationships between north and
south
T. LEWICKI
Chapter 12:
The emergence of the Fatimid
I. HRBEK
Chapter 13:
The Almoravids
I. HRBEK & J.
DEVISSE
Chapter 14:
Trade and trade routes in West Africa
J. DEVISSE
Chapter 15:
The Chad region as a crossroads
D. LANGE
in collaboration with B.W.
BARKINDO
Chapter 16:
The Guinea zone: general situation
T. SHAW
Chapter 17: The Guinean belt: the peoples between Mount Cameroon and the Ivory Coast
B W. ANDAH
in collaboration with J.
R. ANQUANDAH
Chapter 18:
The peoples of Upper Guinea (between the Ivory Coast and the Casamance
B. W. ANDAH
Chapter 19:
The Horn of Africa
T. MEKOURIA
Chapter 20: Ethiopia’s relations with the Muslim world
E. CERULLI
Chapter 21:
The East African coast and the Comoro Islands
F. T. MASAO &
H.W. MUTORO
Chapter 22: The East African interior
C. EHRET
Chapter 23:
Central Africa to the north of the Zambezi
D. W. PHILLIPSON
Chapter 24:
Southern Africa to the south of the Zambezi
T. N. HUFFMAN
Chapter 25: Madagascar
B. DOMENICHINI-RAMIARAMANANA,
with some editions by the International Scientific Committee
Chapter 26:
The African Diaspora in Asia
Y. TALIB, based on a contribution
by F. El SAMIR
Chapter 27: Relations between the different regions of Africa
A. BATHILY in collaboration
with C. MEILLASSOUX
Chapter 28: Africa from the seventh to the eleventh century: Five formative centuries
J. DEVISSE & J.
VANSINA
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