The Devil and Elijah Muhammad

Exploring the intersection of African studies, theatre, religion, and history, this book delves into how cultural performances reflect and shape societal beliefs and practices across the continent. It examines various theatrical forms and their significance in ritual and community life, highlighting the role of storytelling in preserving history and identity. Through a blend of scholarly analysis and case studies, the work offers a comprehensive understanding of the dynamic relationship between performance and cultural expression in African societies.