Muslims in Kenyan politics
| Titel: | Muslims in Kenyan politics : political involvement, marginalization, and minority status / Hassan J. Ndzovu |
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| Veröffentlicht: | Evanston, Illinois : Northwestern University Press, 2014 |
| Umfang: | 1 Online-Ressource (xiii, 209 Seiten) : Illustrationen |
| Format: | E-Book |
| Sprache: | Englisch |
| ISBN: | 9780810130029 |
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- Acknowledgements
- p. iv
- Map of Kenya
- p. vi
- Table of Acronyms
- p. vii
- Definitions of Terms
- p. x
- Preface
- p. xi
- Chapter 1
- Introduction
- p. 1
- Emerging Themes and Scope of the Book
- p. 16
- Chapter 2
- Historical Evolution of Muslim Politics in Kenya: From 1840s to 1963
- Religio-Political Relation in Pre-Colonial and Colonial Times
- p. 23
- The Fate of Muslims after the British Occupation at the Coast
- p. 40
- The Arab Factor in the Muslims Collaboration with Colonial Administration
- p. 42
- Muslims Response to Representation in the Legislative Council
- p. 54
- Coastal Muslims' Secession Agenda and the Politics of a Unitary
- p. 61
- Pan-Somalia State and Kenyan Somalis Secession Program
- p. 74
- Chapter 3
- Postcolonial Kenya's Attitude toward Religion and Muslims Predicament
- Religio-Political Relation in the Postcolonial Period
- p. 79
- The Kenyatta's Era and the Indifferent Role of Religion in Politics
- p. 83
- The Evangelical Churches Support of Moi's Leadership
- p. 85
- The Cross and the Crown Duel in Constitution Making in the Kibaki Presidency
- p. 90
- Shifting Fortunes of Muslims in Kenya's Changing Politics
- p. 100
- Muslims under the Kenyatta Regime
- p. 103
- Muslims under the Moi Regime
- p. 109
- Chapter 4
- Development of Muslims Civic Associations and Political Parties
- The Creation of SUPKEM and the Need to Unify Muslims Efforts
- p. 118
- The 'Failure' of SUKEM in the Political Arena
- p. 122
- Muslims Political Opposition from 1990s through an Islamic Party
- p. 128
- Toward the Politicization of Islam in Kenya: The Local Factor
- p. 134
- Ethnicized Muslims and the Future of the Islamic Party politics in Kenya
- p. 139
- In Search of a Political Platform: The Transformation of Ulama
- p. 145
- Chapter 5
- Legislative, Judicial and Constitutional Arena of Muslims Politics
- The Equality Bill 2002: Women Emancipation in Kenya
- p. 154
- Polygynous Marriage in Islam
- p. 158
- Divorce by Repudiation
- p. 160
- The Law of Succession
- p. 162
- The Suppression of Terrorism Bill, 2003: Legislating Against Terrorism
- p. 164
- Challenges of International Terrorism in Kenya
- p. 169
- Al-Shabaab's Challenge to the Kenyan Security
- p. 173
- The War on Terror and Growing Anti-Americanism among Kenyan Muslims
- p. 177
- The 'Wanjiku Constitution' and the Politics of the Kadhi Courts
- p. 180
- To Entrench or Retrench the Kadhi Courts?
- p. 182
- The High Court's Verdict on the Legality of the Kadhi Courts
- p. 190
- Chapter 6
- Conclusion
- Controversial 'MOU' and Muslims Topics in Election Period
- p. 197
- Gender Empowerment and Misinterpreted Security Concerns
- p. 205
- Bibliography
- p. 261
- Appendix A
- p. 285
- Appendix B
- p. 288
- Appendix C
- p. 291
