Muslim Organisation and the Mobilizations for Sharia Law in northern Nigeria: The JIN and The NSCIA / ANYIA Albert

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ANYIA Albert

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TextSeries: Journal Of Asian And African StudiesPublication details: Los Angeles SAGE 2017Description: Vol 52, No 1, p 82-102ISSN:

00210996

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