Professor SULAYMAN S. NYANG, Ph.D. - Howard University ...

______ 2002. "The Experience of African-American Muslims" in Shireen Hunter & Huma
Malik, (eds), Islam in Europe and the United States: A Comparative Perspective Washington,
D.C: Center for Strategic International Studies. 38-43.
______ 2002 "Continental African Muslims in the United States of America," in Yvonne Z.
Haddad, (eds), Muslims in the West. From Sojourners to Citizens, New York: Oxford University
Press.
______ 2002 "Religion and the Maintenance of Boundaries: An Islamic Perspective," in Sohail
H. Hashmi, (eds), Islamic Political Ethics, Princeton, New Jersey: Princeton University Press,
102-112.
_____ 2001."Religion and the maintenance of Boundaries: An Islamic Perspective," in David
Miller and Sohail H. Hashmi, (eds). Boundaries and Justice, Princeton, New Jersey: Princeton
University Press. 203-212.
_____ 2001. "Convergence and Divergence within the American Muslim Movement," in Charles
Selengut, (eds), Jewish-Muslim Encounters: History, Philosophy and Culture, St. Paul,
Minnesota: Paragon House.180-196.
_____ 2000 "A Letter to A Muslim College Student" in AMSA’s publication called Letters to
the Muslim College Student, Richardson, Texas: AMSA Publishers.14-17.
_____ 2000, "American Pluralism, Islam and the Challenges Interfaith Dialogue on the
American Campus," in Victor H. Kazanjian and Peter Laurence, Education as Transformation.
Religious Pluralism, Spirituality: A New Vision for Higher Education in America, New York:
Peter Lang.
_____ 1999. "Concluding Remarks" at the Second Workshop on Conflict Resolution in Africa,
organized by the Center for Conflict Prevention and Resolution, in association with the Institute
for Conflict Analysis and Prevention, George Mason University, Fairfax, Virginia. March 27th,
1999. 14-20.
_____ 1999. "Ali A. Mazrui: The Man and His Works" in Abdul Samed Bemath, (compiled) The
Mazruiana Collection. A Comprehensive Annotated Bibliography of the Published Works of Ali
A. Mazrui, Trenton, New Jersey. 9-40.
_____ 1998. "Muslim-Christian Relations in Africa: Problems and Prospects" in Kenneth King,
(eds), Running, Reporting and Researching Africa, Edinburgh, Scotland: African Studies Center,
University of Edinburgh.
_____ 1997. "Muslim Intellectual Emigre in the United States," in M. Taher.(eds), Encyclopedic
Survey of Islamic Culture, New Delhi, India: Vedams Books. Volume 14, Chapter 14.
_____ 1997. " African Muslims " in David Levinson and Melvin Ember, (eds), American
Immigrant Cultures: Builders of a Nation, New York: Macmillan Reference USA. 20-27.
_____ 1997. "The Islamic State and Economic Development," in M. Taher, (eds), Encyclopedic
Survey of Islamic Culture, New Delhi, India: Vedams Books. Volume 8, Chapter 6.
_____ "Scriptural Faith and Ethnicity: Some Lessons from the Islamic Experience, " in Paul
Peachey, George McLean and John Kromkowski, (eds), Abrahamic Faiths, Ethnicity and Ethnic
Conflicts, Washington, D.C: The Council for Research in Values & Philosophy. 237-252.
______ 1995. "Elijah Muhammad," in John Esposito, (ed), Oxford Encyclopedia of The Modern
Islamic World, New York: Oxford University Press.
______ 1995. "The Islamic Society of North America," in John Esposito, (ed), The Oxford
Encyclopedia of the IslamicWorld, New York: Oxford University Press.
______ 1995. " Islam in the Gambia," in John Esposito, (ed), The Oxford Encyclopedia of the
Modern Islamic World, New York: Oxford University Press.
______ 1995. "Ethnic Relations in the Gambia: An Historical Perspective," in Feraidom Shams,
(eds), State and Society in Africa, Lanham, Maryland: University Press of America.
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