4. Qadiriyya, Mahdiyya, and Usmaniyya

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Contents VII
3. Figures IX
4. Maps X
5. Tables X
6. Acknowledgments XIII
7. Note on Language Use and Transliteration XVII
8. Introduction: Political Culture and the Kano Case Study 1
9. Part I. Patterns of Religious Authority and Community
10. 1. Religious Identity and Structure 43
11. 2. The Transition from Traditional to Reformed Tijaniyya 73
12. 3. The Consolidation of Reformed Tijaniyya 105
13. 4. Qadiriyya, Mahdiyya, and Usmaniyya 146
14. 5. Comparative Orientations Toward Authority and Community 190
15. Part II. Patterns of Political Authority and Community
16. 6. Emirate Authority and Community 213
17. 7. The Ideological Basis of Early Emirate Reform 273
18. 8. The Transition to Kano State 306
19. 9. Authority and Community in Kano State 337
20. 10. Comparative Orientations Toward Authority and Community 373
21. Conclusion: Religion and Political Culture in Kano 387
22. Appendix 1. Bakin Ruwa Ward (Kano City) Religious Survey, 1965 399
23. Appendix 2. Succession to Selected Clan and District Headships in Kano Emirate 405
24. Appendix 3. Electoral Succession in Kano 410
25. Appendix 4. Kano State Movement Debates 412
26. Appendix 5. Authority Structures in Kano State, 1969-70 416
27. Glossary 1. Hausa Terms Used in Text (with Arabic and English Equivalents) 423
28. Glossary 2. Hausa Muslim Names Mentioned in Text (with Arabic Equivalents) 429
29. Glossary 3. Kano Emirate Titles Mentioned in Text 432
30. Bibliography 436
31. Name Index 443
32. Subject Index 451