Abstract
I. INTRODUCTION<BR>II. THE SWAHILI EXPERIENCE OF JINN POSSESSION IN HEALING RITUAL<BR>III. THE CENTRALITY OF THE HEALING (UGANGA) MOTIF IN JINN-POSSEEEION RITUAL<BR>IV. KUPUNGA AS A CENTRAL ELEMENT IN UGANGA<BR>V. ISLAMIC PRECONDITIONING OF JINN POSSESSION<BR>VI. CONCLUSION<BR>REFERENCES CITED<BR>ABSTRACT<BR
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