This article aims to describe the main producers of symbolic goods in Brazilian Islam and their connections. To this end, it used bibliographic, film and digital research in the main Islamic institutions. The results listed were: their geographic location; period of establishment; governing body; functions in the economy, education and proselytism; and connections with Arabs, Ben-Arabs and non-Muslims for the production and consumption of symbolic goods.
Lima, César Rocha, and Lidice Meyer Pinto Ribeiro. “Principais produtores de bens simbólicos no islã brasileiro.” Revista do Núcleo de Estudos de Religião e Sociedade (NURES) 28 (2014).
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