AMKOULLEL, O MENINO FULA: O LIMIAR DA RELIGIOSIDADE AFRO-ISLÂMICA
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Apr 16, 2017
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Literatura malinesa, cultura, religião muçulmana
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Analisou-se, neste artigo, a religiosidade muçulmana na tecedura das narrativas da autobiografia Amkoullel, o menino fula, do malinês Amadou Hampâté Bâ. Ao passo que delineia os valores sociorreligiosos da etnia fula, Bâ tece relatos corroborando a expansão, o poder e a beleza do muçulmanismo no Mali. A pesquisa é de caráter bibliográfico, fundamentada à luz dos ideais de Munanga (2009) ao defender as diversidades étnica e cultural e, assim, impulsionar reflexões acerca das matrizes africanas. Como contribuições sobre a cultura muçulmana, foram considerados os pressupostos do Alcorão Sagrado, em diálogo com as obras de Caner e Caner (2002), Giordani (1987), Lewis (1986), Lopes (2008) e outros.
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Santos, E. M. dos, & Oliveira, A. E. G. de. (2017). AMKOULLEL, O MENINO FULA: O LIMIAR DA RELIGIOSIDADE AFRO-ISLÂMICA. Journal of Black Brazilian Researchers Association, 2(5), 05–12. Retrieved from https://abpn.emnuvens.com.br/site/article/view/335
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