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 | Hunwick, John (ed.) (2006) |
| Jews of a Saharan oasis: elimination of the Tamantit community | |
| Princeton, NJ: Markus Wiener Publications. 91p. |
| Hunwick, John Owen (2006) |
| West Africa, Islam, and the Arab world: studies in honor of Basil Davidson | |
| Princeton, NJ: Markus Wiener Publishers. 147p. |
 | Hunwick, John O. (2005) |
 | A Region of the Mind: Medieval Arab Views of African Geography and Ethnography and Their Legacy |
| Sudanic Africa. Volume 16. p. 103-136. |
| Mbacké, Khadim; Hunwick, John Owen; Ross, Eric (eds.) (2005) |
| Sufism and religious brotherhoods in Senegal | |
| Princeton, NJ: Markus Wiener. 141p. |
| Hunwick, John O. (2004) |
| West Africa and the Arabic Language |
| Sudanic Africa. Volume 15. p. 133-144. |
| Hunwick, John (2003) |
| Timbuktu: A Refuge of Scholarly and Righteous Folk |
| Sudanic Africa. Volume 14. p. 13-20. |
| Hunwick, John O. (2003) |
| The Timbuktu manuscript tradition | |
| Tinabantu: journal of African national affairs. Volume 1 #2. June. p. 1-9. |
 | Hunwick, John Owen (2003) |
| Islamic revival in Africa: Historical and contemporary perspectives | |
| In: An unfamiliar guest in a familiar household: Arabic and Islamic studies: in honour of Isaac Adejoju Ogunbiyi. p. 1-20. |
| Hunwick, John; Powell, Eve Troutt (2002) |
| The African diaspora in the Mediterranean lands of Islam | |
| Princeton, NJ: Markus Wiener. Princeton series on the Middle East. 246p. |
| Hunwick, John O. (2002) |
| A Mahdist Letter from Darfur |
| Sudanic Africa. Volume 13. p. 83-89. |
| Hunwick, John O.; O'Fahey, Rex S. (2002) |
| Some Waqf Documents from Lamu |
| Sudanic Africa. Volume 13. p. 1-19. |
| Hunwick, John O. (2002) |
| West African Arabic Manuscript Colophons: One: Askiya Muhammad Bani's Copy of the Risala of Ibn Abi Zayd |
| Sudanic Africa. Volume 13. p. 123-130. |
| Hunwick, John O. (2002) |
| West African Arabic Manuscript Colophons: Two. A Sixteenth-Century Copy of the Muhkam of Ibn Sida |
| Sudanic Africa. Volume 13. p. 131-152. |
| O'Fahey, Rex S.; Hunwick, John O.; Lange, Dierk (2002) |
| Two Glosses Concerning Bilad al-Sudan on a Manuscript of al-Nuwayri's Nihayat al-Arab |
| Sudanic Africa. Volume 13. p. 91-100. |
| Wilks, Ivor; Hunwick, John O. (2002) |
| Samoriana |
| Sudanic Africa. Volume 13. p. 117-121. |
| Hunwick, John O. (2001) |
| Studies in Ta'rikh al-Fattash, III: Ka'ti Origins |
| Sudanic Africa. Volume 12. p. 111-114. |
| Hunwick, John O. (2001) |
| Timbuktu: A Bibliography |
 | Sudanic Africa. Volume 12. p. 115-129. |
| Umar, Muhammad S.; Hunwick, John O. (2000) |
| Your Humble Servant: The Memoirs of 'Abd Allah al-Ghadamisi of Kano, 1903-1908. Part Three |
| Sudanic Africa. Volume 11. p. 95-105. |
| Hunwick, John (1999) |
| Islamic financial institutions: theoretical structures and aspects of their application in sub-Saharan Africa | |
| In: Credit, currencies and culture: African financial institutions in historical perspective. p. 72-99. |
| Hunwick, John O. (1999) |
| A note on 'Uthman B. Fodiye's so-called 'Ishriniyya |
| Sudanic Africa. Volume 10. p. 169-172. |
| Hunwick, John O.; Sa'di, al- (eds.) (1999) |
| Timbuktu and the Songhay empire: al-Sa'di's Ta'rikh al-sudan down to 1613 and other contemporary documents | |
| Leiden: Brill. Islamic history and civilization 27. |
| Umar, Muhammad S.; Hunwick, John O. (1998) |
| Your Humble Servant: The Memoirs of 'Abd Allah al-Ghadamisi of Kano: 1903-1908. Part Two |
| Sudanic Africa. Volume 9. p. 91-134. |
| Abu Shouk, Ahmed I.; Hunwick, John O.; O'Fahey, Rex S. (1997) |
| A Sudanese Missionary to the United States: Satti Majid, 'Shaykh al-Islam in North America', and His Encounter with Noble Drew Ali, Prophet of the Moorish ScienceTemple Movement |
| Sudanic Africa. Volume 8. p. 137-191. |
| Abu-Manga, Al-Amin; Hunwick, John O.; Kanya-Forstner, Sydney; O'Fahey, Rex S.; Lovejoy, Paul E. (1997) |
| Between Niger and Nile: New Light on the Fulani Mahdist Muhammad al Dadari |
| Sudanic Africa. Volume 8. p. 85-108. |
| Hunwick, John (1997) |
| The Arabic literary tradition of Nigeria |
| Research in African Literatures. Volume 28 #3. p. 210-223. |
| Hunwick, John Owen (1997) |
| Sub-Saharan Africa and the wider world of Islam: Historical and contemporary perspectives | |
| In: African Islam and Islam in Africa: Encounters between Sufis and Islamists. p. 28-54. |
| Hunwick, John; Lawler, Nancy; Wilks, Ivor (eds.) (1996) |
| The cloth of many colored silks: Papers on history and society, Ghanaian and Islamic in honor of Ivor Wilks | |
| Evanston, IL: Northwestern University Press. Series in Islam and society in Africa. 404p. |
| Hunwick, John O. (1996) |
| A Supplement to Infaq al-Maysur: The Biographical Notes of 'Abd al-Qadir b. al-Mustafa |
| Sudanic Africa. Volume 7. p. 35-51. |
| Hunwick, John O. (1996) |
| Back to West African Zanj Again: A Document of Sale from Timbuktu |
| Sudanic Africa. Volume 7. p. 53-60. |
| Hunwick, John O. (1996) |
| Secular Power and Religious Authority in Muslim Society: The Case of Songhay |
| The Journal of African History. Volume 37 #2. p. 175-194. |
| Hunwick, John Owen (1996) |
| Sub-Saharan Africa and the Wider World of Islam: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives |
| Journal of Religion in Africa. Volume 26 #3. p. 230-257. |
| Soares, Benjamin; Hunwick, John O. (1996) |
| Falkeiana IV: The Shaykh as the Locus of Divine Self-Disclosure: A Poem in Praise of Shaykh Hamahu 'Ilah |
| Sudanic Africa. Volume 7. p. 97-112. |
| Umar, Muhammad S.; Hunwick, John O. (1996) |
| Your Humble Servant: The Memoirs of 'Abd Allah al-Ghadamisi of Kano, 1903-1908. Part One: The British Conquest of Kano |
| Sudanic Africa. Volume 7. p. 61-96. |
| Hunwick, John O. (1995) |
| The writings of Central Sudanic Africa | |
| Leiden: Brill. Handbuch der Orientalistik. 1. Abt., Der Nahe und der Mittlere Osten #13. 732p. |
| Hunwick, John O. (1994) |
| A Historical 'Whodunit': The So-Called 'Kano Chronicle' and its Place in the Historiography of Kano |
| History in Africa. Volume 21. p. 127-146. |
| Hunwick, John O. (1994) |
| Falkeiana III: The Kitab al-Tarsil, an Anonymous Manual of Epistolatory and Notary Style |
| Sudanic Africa. Volume 5. p. 179-184. |
| Hunwick, John O. (1994) |
| Gao and the Almoravids Revisited: Ethnicity, Political Change and the Limits of Interpretation |
| The Journal of African History. Volume 35 #2. p. 251-273. |
| Hunwick, John Owen (1994) |
| Mervyn Hiskett 1920-1994 |
| Sudanic Africa. Volume 5. p. 1-6. |
| Hunwick, John O. (1993) |
| A Bibliography of Kasar Kano |
| Sudanic Africa. Volume 4. p. 131-154. |
| Hunwick, John O. (1993) |
| Not Yet the Kano Chronicle: King-Lists with and without Narrative Elaboration from Nineteenth Century Kano |
| Sudanic Africa. Volume 4. p. 95-130. |
| Hunwick, J.O. (1992) |
| Black slaves in the Mediterranean world: introduction to a neglected aspect of the African diaspora | |
| In: The Human Commodity: Perspectives on the Trans-Saharan Slave Trade. p. 5-38. |
| Hunwick, John O. (1992) |
| An African Case Study of Political Islam: Nigeria | |
| Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science. #524. November. p. 143-155. |
| Hunwick, John O. (1992) |
| Black Africans in the Mediterranean World: Introduction to a Neglected Aspect of the African Diaspora | |
| Slavery & Abolition. Volume 13 #1. April. p. 5-38. |
| Hunwick, John O.; Lovejoy, Paul E. (1992) |
| Falkeiana II: A Letter from the Amir of Mafara to the Amir of Zamfara |
| Sudanic Africa. Volume 3. p. 95-108. |
| Hunwick, John O. (1992) |
| Studies in the Ta'rikh al-Fattash II: An Alleged Charter of Privilege Issued by Askiya al-Hajj Muhammad to the Descendants of Mori Hawgaro |
| Sudanic Africa. Volume 3. p. 133-148. |
| Hunwick, John Owen (1992) |
| An African study of political Islam: Nigeria | |
| The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science. Volume 524. p. 143-155. |
 | Hunwick, John Owen (ed.) (1992) |
| Religion and national integration in Africa: Islam, Christianity, and politics in the Sudan and Nigeria | |
| Papers presented at a seminar in Evanston, Ill. in 1988. Evanston, IL: Northwestern University Press. Series in Islam and society in Africa. 176p. |
| Hunwick, John O. (1991) |
| Al-'Aqib al-Anusammani's Replies to the Questions of Askiya al-Hajj Muhammad: The Surviving Fragment |
| Sudanic Africa. Volume 2. p. 139-163. |
| Hunwick, John Owen (1991) |
| West Africa and the Arab world: Historical and contemporary perspectives | |
| Accra: Ghana Academy of Arts and Sciences. The J.B. Danquah memorial lectures series; 23. 54p. |
| Hunwick, J.O. (1990) |
| A contribution to the study of Islamic teaching traditions in West Africa: the career of Mu.hammad Baghayogho 930/1523-4-1002/1594 | |
| Islam et sociétés au Sud du Sahara. #4. p. 149-163. |
| Hunwick, John O. (1990) |
| An Andalusian in Mali |
| Paideuma. Volume 36. p. 59-66. |
| Hunwick, John O. (1990) |
| Askia al-Hajj Muhammad and His Successors: The Account of al-Imam al-Takruri |
| Sudanic Africa. Volume 1. p. 85-89. |
| Hunwick, John O. (1988) |
| Notes on Some Collections of Arabic Manuscripts in Nigeria |
| History in Africa. Volume 15. p. 377-383. |
| Hunwick, John Owen (1987) |
| Neo-Hanbalism in southern Nigeria: The reformist ideas of al-Hâjj Adâm al-Ilûrî of Agege | |
| Islam et sociétés au Sud du Sahara. #1. p. 18-26. |
| Rubenson, Sven; Getatchew Haile; Hunwick, John O. (eds.) (1987) |
| Acta Æthiopica | |
| Evanston, IL: Northwestern University Press. 263p. |
| Hunwick, J.O. (1980) |
| Gao and the Almoravids: a hypothesis | |
| In: West African culture dynamics: archaeological and historical perspectives. p. 413-430. |
| Hunwick, J.O. (1978) |
| Black Africans in the Islamic world: an understudied dimension of the black diaspora | |
| Tarikh. Volume 5 #4. p. 20-40. |
| Hunwick, John O. (1978) |
| Salih al-Fullani of Futa Jallon: an eighteenth-century scholar and mujaddid | |
| Bulletin de l'Institut Fondamental d'Afrique Noire, Série B: Sciences humaines. Volume 40 #4. p. 879-885. |
| Hunwick, J.O. (1977) |
| Arabic language and Muslim society in west Africa: a historical perspective | |
| Ghana Social Science Journal. Volume 4 #2. p. 1-20. |
| Hunwick, J.O. (1977) |
| Islam in West Africa, A.D. 1000-1800 | |
| In: A thousand years of West African history: a handbook for teachers and students. p. 113-131. |
| Hunwick, J.O. (ed.) (1977) |
| Proceedings of the seminar on Ghanaian historiography and historical research, 20th-22nd May, 1976 | |
| Legon: University of Ghana, Department of History. 290p. |
| Hunwick, J.O. (1977) |
| The Islamic theme in Ghanaian history | |
| In: Proceedings of the Seminar on Ghanaian historiography and historical research. p. 240-257. |
| Hunwick, J.O. (1977) |
| The nineteenth century Jihads | |
| In: A thousand years of West African history: a handbook for teachers and students. p. 267-288. |
| Hunwick, John Owen (1976) |
| The study of Muslim Africa: Retrospect and prospect | |
| In: African studies since 1945; a tribute to Basil Davidson. p. 136-155. |
| Hunwick, J.O. (1973) |
| The dynastic chronologies of the Central Sudan states in the sixteenth century: some reinterpretations | |
| Kano Studies. Volume 1 #1. p. 35-55. |
| Hunwick, John O. (1973) |
| The Mid-Fourteenth Century Capital of Mali |
| The Journal of African History. Volume 14 #2. p. 195-206. |
| Hunwick, John O. (1967) |
| Ahmad Baba and the Moroccan Invasion of the Sudan | |
| Journal of the Historical Society of Nigeria. Volume 2 #3. December. |
| Hunwick, J.O. (1966) |
| Religion and state in the Songhay Empire, 1464-1591 | |
| In: Islam in tropical Africa. p. 296-315. |
| Hunwick, John O. (1964) |
| The Influence of Arabic in West Africa |
| Transactions of the Historical Society of Ghana. Volume 7. p. 24-41. |
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