Islam saharien : chez ceux qui guettent (journal d'un témoin)
A nonfiction travel journal and ethnographic account written in the early 20th century. It explores Saharan Islam—especially the Sufi confraternities (zaouïas) and their political, social, and spiritual reach—through a composite but observed narrative of a traveler taken in by a powerful order. Guided by a dubious escort and nursed by the taleb Si-Kaddour, the narrator encounters the rituals,
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