Journal for the Study of Religion

Journal for the Study of Religion is published twice a year in March and September by the Association for the Study of Religion in Southern Africa as a forum for scholarly contributions of up to 6000 words on topics of contemporary significance in the academic study of religion, in the form of articles, responses to articles, review articles and shorter book reviews.

Published: 2023-07-27

White Izangoma
The Creation of New Significance or New Members of Traditional Healing-Divining Practice?

Agnieszka Podolecka

1-37

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Muslim Personal Law, Yes and No
Religious Leader’s Views on its Legalization

Muhammed Suleman

1-34

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The Politics of Post-Essential Islamic Liberation Theology
The Difference and Intersection between Farid Esack and Hamid Dabashi

Ashraf Kunnummal

1-27

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Transition from the Opium of Religion to Religion as Opioids
Abuse of Religious Teachings in the New Prophetic Churches in South Africa

Mookgo Solomon Kgatle, Jonas S. Thinane

1-24

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Current Issue: Vol. 36 No. 1 (2023)

Articles

White Izangoma
The Creation of New Significance or New Members of Traditional Healing-Divining Practice?

Muslim Personal Law, Yes and No
Religious Leader’s Views on its Legalization

The Politics of Post-Essential Islamic Liberation Theology
The Difference and Intersection between Farid Esack and Hamid Dabashi

Transition from the Opium of Religion to Religion as Opioids
Abuse of Religious Teachings in the New Prophetic Churches in South Africa

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Articles

White Izangoma The Creation of New Significance or New Members of Traditional Healing-Divining Practice?

Muslim Personal Law, Yes and No Religious Leader’s Views on its Legalization

The Politics of Post-Essential Islamic Liberation Theology The Difference and Intersection between Farid Esack and Hamid Dabashi

Transition from the Opium of Religion to Religion as Opioids Abuse of Religious Teachings in the New Prophetic Churches in South Africa

Journal Identifiers

White Izangoma
The Creation of New Significance or New Members of Traditional Healing-Divining Practice?

Muslim Personal Law, Yes and No
Religious Leader’s Views on its Legalization

The Politics of Post-Essential Islamic Liberation Theology
The Difference and Intersection between Farid Esack and Hamid Dabashi

Transition from the Opium of Religion to Religion as Opioids
Abuse of Religious Teachings in the New Prophetic Churches in South Africa