Yoruba and IFA Polythesim in Light of Islamic Monotheism

This scholarly paperback examines Yoruba and Ifá religious traditions through an Islamic monotheistic lens, critically analyzing how polytheistic concepts are being repackaged and promoted through contemporary entertainment and popular culture. Author Rasheed Barbee traces the historical roots of these practices while addressing their modern resurgence as symbols of cultural pride, offering Muslim readers a thoughtful framework for understanding these traditions and their contemporary appeal, particularly among younger audiences. At 72 pages, it's a concise resource for those seeking Islamic perspectives on comparative spirituality and cultural identity.