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1. This Bibliography contains the sources used for both Parts 1 and2 of this volume. That means, it covers the book you may beholding but also Part 1 that is only on the Companion CD. ThatCD contains all the volumes of this series, including all theappendices and thousands of additional articles of interest toreaders of this series. It is an inexpensive way for you to obtainthe entire series. If you cannot get hold of the CD check theIslamica page on my website at www.SocialTheology.com oremail me at [email protected].

2. Readers need to pay close attention to appendices in thisBibliography. There are references to many appendices foundin different volumes of this series. However, an entry like“Appendix 97” that follows a period (.) and has no additionalintroduction, means it refers to an appendix in this Volume 8.

Abashiya, Christopher S. “The Importance of Moral Conscience inimproving Co-Existence between Christians and Muslims: The

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Abiandu, Chukwudi. “Bode George Advises Govt on Sharia.” This articlearrived by email without further identification. I suspect it is aGuardian article from Nov/99.

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Abraham, Yiljap. “Not All Muslims Are Bad—Gov. Mu’azu.” LB,Apr/2004, p. 1.

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———-. “Beyond the Third Term.” LB, Jan/2006, pp. 22, 10.

———-. “A Wake Up Call.” LB, Feb/2006, p. 24.

———-. “Hell in Maiduguri.” LB, Mar/2006, pp. 11-13.

Abubakar, Aminuddeen. “Jihadi a Musulunci.” Alkalami, 9 Dec/88, pp.10-11. Appendix 30.

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Adamu, Tereza. “Joining Hands in Peace: Sharia Law and NigerianUnity.” REC Focus, June/2003, pp. 59-70.

Adarawa, Mahamman. “Jonah Jang and the Christian Terrorist Militia ofPlateau State Have Committed Ethnic Cleansing! They Should Facethe Full Wrath of the Law for the Society to Move Forward.” Gamji,Dec/2008. CCD <Misc Arts/State by State/ Plateau/2008 JosRiots/2008-12 Adarawa>.

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Addu’a, Ndamsai A. The EYN Concept of Pacifism and Its Relevance to theNigerian Context. Unpublished masters thesis written for TCNN,2006. Appendix 61. The pagination I used is that of the digital ver-sion of the main text, beginning with Chapter 1, as Addu’a originallyprovided me.

Adebowale, Yemi. “Yar’Adua Assures International Community onSecurity.” TD, 25 Aug/2007.

Adedimeji, Adam and Abubakar, Uthman. “There Are Too ManyNominal Muslims in Nigeria.” DI Online, 29 Sep/2003.

Adegbite, Lateef, “Sharia in the Context of Nigeria.” In Committee ofConcerned Citizens [CCC], 2000 [see entry below], pp. 57-81.

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———-. “Desirability of Inter-Religious Dialogue.” DT, 14 Apr/2004.Appendix 17.

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5. Muslims and Common Law.Muslims on Legal Pluralism.

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