Introduction: Historical Interpretation and sources
1. the Birth of the Jakhanke Islamic Clerical Tradition . c1200-c.1500
2. The emergence of the Core Clans of Jakhanke Clerics c.1200-c.1700
3. Jakhanke Centres in Bundu c.1700-c1890
4. Momodou-Lamin Darame and Patterns of Jakhanke Dispersion in Senegambia: The 19th Century
5. The Jakhanke in Futa Jallon: The 19th Century
6. Touba and the Colonial Misfortune: The Expropriation of Touba's Clerical Privilege 1905-11
7. Jakhanke Educational Enterprise
8. Prayers, Dreams and Religious Healing
9. Slavery, Islam and the Jakhanke
10. Conclusions