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See a 1921 Sudanese Notes & Records article, "The Religious Confraternities of Sudan", attached.
If you get really bored I'll send you a copy of my dissertation about the Rahad Borderlands Study with its section on Popular Islam in the Eastern Sudan in 1984-85.
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Hi Ed,
Thank you very much for your article and if you have a pdf of your study, I'll be happy to read it. I'm sure it won't be boring.
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See a 1921 Sudanese Notes & Records article, "The Religious Confraternities of Sudan", attached.
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1921 is a bit old and a huge amount of litterature has been published on this topic since the past 30 years, I'll be happy to send you some references too.
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My reading of Sudanese Islam says that its Sunni Sufi orders came from places like Iraq, Egypt & even Morocco
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Correct but not only
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Both Sunni & Shi'a orders have separate founders, history
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Both Sunni & Shi'a orders have separate... traditions.
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This is where you should go deeper, it's more complicated than shiaa and sunni. They have similar traditions.
Best wishes,
Kubur