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ajiss-1724	Adjei, Paul Banahene	Mazrui and His Critics	2005.0	12	.pdf	application/pdf	5024	201	53	The American Journal of Islamic Social Sciences 22:2 provocative words and concepts, that divide his readers between those who take him seriously, and those who take him lightly.1 Africanity Redefined Making a similar point in the opening chapter of the first volume, co-editor Alamin Mazrui, associate professor of Africana Studies at Ohio State University and nephew of Ali Mazrui, describes Mazrui’s writings as a double-edge sword that cuts across every political divide, be it social, ide- ological, gender, racial, political, or religious (pp. 5-16). Writing on Mazrui, Sulayman Nyang of Howard University states: Ali Mazrui is a controversial but independent and original thinker.	cache/ajiss-1724.pdf	txt/ajiss-1724.txt