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The Akan of Ghana – Aspects of Past and Present Practices by Kofi Ayim is a profound ethnographic and historical exploration of the Akan people, tracing their roots from ancient Egypt through the empires of Western Sudan to their present-day location in Ghana’s forest belt. This unique book blends anthropology, history, spirituality, and cultural studies to present a holistic view of Akan civilization—past and present.
✨ The book draws compelling parallels between ancient Egypt and modern Akan practices—focusing on kingship, royal courts, funeral rites, and kinship systems
✨ It elaborates on the three foundational elements of Akan identity—Blood, Soul, and Spirit—providing rich insight into the metaphysical makeup of the Akan person
✨ Explains the difference between the Akan family and clan, and explores family lineage and ancestral roles within the matrilineal structure
✨ Includes appendices featuring cultural artifacts such as names and their appellations, symbolic signs, clan symbols, and traditional kente patterns
✨ Addresses modern cultural challenges faced by the Akan, exploring the dynamic between tradition and globalization
✅ Key Highlights
• A scholarly yet accessible resource for studying Akan history, religion, and social structure
• Offers comparative anthropological insights between ancient Egypt and West Africa
• Relevant for cultural educators, anthropologists, students, and traditional leaders
• Showcases the continuity and adaptation of Akan practices in contemporary society
• A useful reference for understanding clan identity, symbolism, and rites of passage
⚡ The Akan of Ghana is ideal for:
• Students and researchers in African Studies, Anthropology, and History
• Educators, cultural practitioners, and traditional authorities
• Readers interested in ancestral knowledge, religious practices, and African spirituality
• Diaspora communities seeking reconnection with their Akan roots

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Product Details

Attribute	Value
Title	The Akan of Ghana – Aspects of Past and Present Practices
Author	Kofi Ayim
ISBN	978-1507897645
Year Published	—
Pages	282
Format	Paperback
Weight	0.5 kg
Tags	Akan History, Ghana Anthropology, African Cultural Practices, Ancient Civilizations, Kofi Ayim, Akan Spirituality, Ghanaian Heritage, West African Studies, Matrilineal Systems, African Religion

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✍️ About the Author: Kofi Ayim

Kofi Ayim is an accomplished writer, historian, and cultural researcher with a deep passion for African heritage and traditional knowledge systems. He specializes in tracing cultural connections between ancient civilizations and modern African societies.
Through meticulous research and accessible writing, Ayim has contributed significantly to the preservation and understanding of Akan traditions and values. The Akan of Ghana stands as a landmark text for scholars and readers committed to rediscovering Africa’s cultural depth.