Ethnography of Sudan’s Islamic State: Insights Unveiled

Explore Sudan’s Lived Experience of Islamic Statehood

Ethnography of Sudan’s Islamic State: Insights Unveiled offers a rare, on-the-ground look at how political Islam shaped daily life during Sudan’s twenty-five-year state project. Through rich ethnographic research, Noah Salomon uncovers how communities navigated faith, governance, unity, division, and evolving political ideals.

What You’ll Discover

• How Islamic statehood influenced everyday social and cultural practices
• Voices of individuals and organizations living within shifting political landscapes
• Historical context of Sudan’s balance between unity, partition, peace, and conflict
• Fresh perspectives on Islamic political thought beyond Western narratives

Who This Book Is For

• Students and scholars of Islamic studies, anthropology, and political science
• Readers interested in Sudan, modern state formation, and religion in public life
• Anyone seeking a nuanced, research-driven understanding of lived politics

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