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ajiss-285	Bakari, Mohamed	The Historical and Political Backdrop to Islamic Studies in Kenya	2014.0	23	.pdf	application/pdf	10021	416	48	Students are also reluctant to enroll in Islamic religious studies, which has drastically lowered the number of stu- dents attending local universities. Arguably, there existed a tacit partition of African realities among academics, with anthropologists appropriating the study of “authentic” Africans with genuinely “traditional” religions while the study of African Muslims, those whose pristine authenticity had apparently been violated, was left to histo- rians if not to “Orientalists.”	cache/ajiss-285.pdf	txt/ajiss-285.txt