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ajiss-2809	Nyang, Sulayman S.	Book Review	1984.0	4	.pdf	application/pdf	1488	59	45	He echoes the views of those who believe that Arab aid has generally been given to Muslim states in Africa and he attributes the absence of far-reaching success of fundamentalist Islam in Sub-Sahara Africa to the memories of Arab slavery in certain regions and to concentration of Arab aid on “Purely religious” undertakings. After an examination of the differences between Arab/Islamic Socialism and African Socialism on the one hand, and Marxism on the other, Westerlund then discusses the term fundamentalism.	cache/ajiss-2809.pdf	txt/ajiss-2809.txt