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Revisiting the History of Scholarship The impacts of Islam on the African continent are immeasurable. It revolutionized the socio-cultural and intellectual landscapes of the Islamized regions all over leaving behind high legacies which even powerful forces such as colonialism could not sweep in totality. In this article, an attempt is made to contribute into the […]
Hausa drama is a very highly thriving phenomena, gaining more and more admiration and patronage from the government and the general public. It serves not only for entertainment but also for the education and enlightenment of targeted group and members of the general public. This paper attempts to define drama, its classification, types […]
Waa sheeko baaq u ah dadka ku daro gabadhooda odey aan wax ka qaadi karin, gabadhan ugu dambeyn waxay u fududeysay wiil odeyga iyada qabo adeer u ah, waayo ninkeeda ayaa howlgab ahaa. Gabar sagaal iyo toban jir ah ayaa loo guuriyay oday lixdan iyo shan jir ah, gabadha waxay ahayd gabar dugsiga sare dhamaysay. […]
Dhabar xanuunka Back pain waa cudur caan ah oo dad badan ay ka sheegtaan Dhabar xanuunka wuxuu ka mid yahay xunuudada ay dumarka u badan yihiin. Ragga aad buu ugu yar yahay xanuunka dhabarka. Sababaha keenaya waxaa ka mid ah: Qofka inuu qaado waxyaalo culus. taas waxay keenaysaa in murqaha dhabarka dhib soo gaaro. xanuun […]
The literacy base of the Hausa of northern Nigeria was established with their Islamic scholastic tradition dating back to 15th century. This saw the domestication of the Arabic script as localized Ajami script and which was used as a literacy base for hundreds of years. However, British colonialism from 1903 to 1910 stunted this local […]
Waxaa jirtay naag garoob ah oo reer Xamar ah, naagtaas asal ahaan waxay kasoo jeeddaa carabta yaman. Waxay ahayd naag niman badan ay soo fureen, waxaana la sheegay in nimanka ay ka carari jireen, illeen waxay ahayd naag aan la celin karin. Waxaa kuu sii dheer waxay ahayd naag qayisho oo jaadka aad u cunto. […]
Abstract: The researchers agree that Ethiopia converted to Christianity since the fourth century A.D, during the reign of king Ezana of Axum. Then the first brick of the founding of the Ethiopian church was laid, and so the first Christian community thanks to Fromntios, who ask the Coptic Church to appoint an Egyptian Bishop to […]