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About The Book: Samuel Zwemer’s book explores how pre-Islamic animistic beliefs and local superstitions have influenced popular Islamic practices, especially among rural and less-educated communities. He examines how elements such as spirit worship, charms, amulets, and fear of the jinn persist within Islamic societies despite orthodox teachings. The work reflects Zwemer’s missionary perspective and scholarly critique, offering insight into the syncretic elements within Islam. It aims to reveal the cultural blend of religion and folklore in Muslim life.
Author: Samuel Marinus Zwemer
Pages: 290
Edition: 1920
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