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اسم الكتاب :
Islam Sectarianism & Politics In Sudan: Since The Mahdiyya
المؤلف :
Gabriel Warburg
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Page 111 - It is therefore no wonder that the government itself, despite its vested interest in the emergence of a non-sedtarian intelligentsia, viewed it with certain misgivings. In explaining this new venture in Sudanese politics, the Civil Secretary wrote : '. . . It must not be inferred from the use of this rather grandiloquent title ("Graduates"), that we have already reached a stage in this country at which the intelligentsia are beginning to agitate collectively for political rights and political representation....
Appears in 7 books from 1965-2003
Page 149 - ... (a) In the Democratic Republic of the Sudan, Islam is the religion and the society shall be guided by Islam being the religion of the majority of its people and the State shall endeavour to express its values. (b) Christianity is the religion in the Democratic Republic of the Sudan, being professed by a large number of its citizens who are guided by Christianity and the State shall endeavour to express its values.
Appears in 14 books from 1965-2006
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Page 222 - Especially in societies that are sharply divided along cultural, religious or ethnic lines into virtually separate and distinct sub -societies (segments) with their own political parties, interest groups, and media of communication, the flexibility necessary for majoritarian democracy is absent. Under these conditions, majority rule is not only undemocratic but also dangerous, because minorities that are continually denied access to power will feel excluded and discriminated against and will lose...
Appears in 16 books from 1963-2006
Page 91 - He has the defects of a Sudanese of his type, the liking of intrigue, vanity, irrelevance and opportunism. On the other hand, he has quick perceptions, panache, and subtle tenacity of purpose ... He has used (or misused) the opportunities ... of laying the foundations of his Mahdist organisation in the provinces . . . One moment's relaxation of Government's vigilance and he presents it with some fait accompli either in the shape of a new acquisition of land in a forbidden area, or of a large size...
Appears in 6 books from 1976-2004
Page 167 - Southern Sudan would be the failure of Sudanese Muslims to the international Islamic cause. Islam has a holy mission in Africa and Southern Sudan is the beginning of that mission".
Appears in 9 books from 1965-2006
Page 92 - Archer incident' and the resulting setback to Sayyid 'Abd alRahman's fortunes, Sir John Maffey, the new Governor-General, introduced the following policy :'...! consider that as the Sayed is behaving reasonably in the religious and political field we ought, as a measure of political expediency to bind him to us by economic fetters . . . '3* The result of this policy was spectacular.
Appears in 7 books from 1975-2007
Page 97 - With regard to indirect rule and the fostering of the tribal system, I believe with Sir J. Currie that we are working against the stream of natural forces at play in Colonial and Eastern lands today... Unfortunately, a Sudanese intelligentsia already exists and it regards this system as directed against its own future development which is bound up with the progress of the Sudan on modern state lines. Again, we have adopted this policy and it must be allowed to run its course. Its effects on education...
Appears in 5 books from 1965-2003
Page 149 - There should have been no quarrel on whether the constitution should be Islamic or secular. The Sudanese could have had a constitution without calling it Islamic, thereby practising their Islamic faith and using the tolerance embodied in its...
Appears in 6 books from 1928-2003
Page 222 - Especially in plural societies — societies that are sharply divided along religious, ideological, linguistic, cultural, ethnic, or racial lines into virtually separate sub-societies with their own political parties, interest groups, and media or communication — the flexibility necessary for majoritarian democracy is absent.
Appears in 11 books from 1990-2007
Page 149 - State shall endeavour to express its values; b) Christianity is the religion in the Democratic Republic of the Sudan which is professed by a large number of its citizens who are guided by Christianity, and the State shall endeavour to express its values; c) Heavenly religions and the noble aspects of spiritual beliefs shall not be abused, or held in contempt; d) The State shall treat followers of religions and noble spiritual beliefs without discrimination as to the rights and freedoms guaranteed...
Appears in 5 books from 1985-2003
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About the author (2003)
Gabriel Warburg is former vice chancellor of the University of Haifa. He is the author of many books on Sudan and Islam, includingThe Sudan under Wingate, 1899–1916andIslam, Nationalism, and Communism in a Traditional Society: The Case of Sudan.
Bibliographic information
Title Islam Sectarianism & Politics In Sudan: Since The Mahdiyya
Author Gabriel Warburg
Edition illustrated
Publisher Univ of Wisconsin Press, 2003
ISBN 0299182940, 9780299182946
Length 270 pages
Subjects History › Africa › General
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