The Long Islam, Part 2: Praying Through the Peculiar Institution (1800–1865)
Part Two is where that argument's abstraction ceases. It turns to four documented figures, Omar ibn Sa'id, Bilali Muhammad,
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The Long Islam, Part 1: Praying Through the Peculiar Institution (1800–1865)
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