Black Muslims, slave revolt, slavery in Alagoas,

The objective of the research is based on pursuing the black and Afro-Muslim trajectories and experiences in the social, political, religious dimensions, of negotiations and resistance of men and women, in the city of Penedo, between the second half of the 19th century until the immediate post -abolition, in the time frame between 1850 and 1895. Thus, we seek to follow the religious, cultural and work dynamics of the Muslim population of men and women enslaved and/or freed in the context of slavery, as well as to identify the insertion movements through the relationship between Black Catholic communities and Muslimized Africans.