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question marks, boxes, or
other symbols instead of
Adlam letters. The Fula,
Fulani, or Fulɓe
people are an
ethnic group in Sahara,
Sahel and West Africa, widely...
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Fulani braids (also
known as
Fulani style,
Fulani hairstyle) are a type of hair-braiding
style originating from the
Fulani people, a
nomadic ethnic group...
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Fulani may
refer to:
pertaining to the
Fulani Empire pertaining to the
Fulani War
Yasir Al-
Fulani, a
character from Call of Duty 4:
Modern Warfare Ethnic...
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Lenora Branch Fulani (born
April 25, 1950) is an
American psychologist, psychotherapist, and
political activist. She is best
known for her presidential...
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Fulani herdsmen or
Fulani pastoralists are
nomadic or semi-nomadic
Fulani people whose primary occupation is
raising livestock. The
Fulani herdsmen are...
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White Fulani cattle are an
important beef
breed of
cattle throughout the area
traversed by the
Fulani people and
beyond in the
Sahel zone of Africa. They...
- Hausa–
Fulani are
people of
mixed Hausa and
Fulani origin. They are
primarily found in the
Northern region of Nigeria, most of whom
speak a
variant of...
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losing power by the mid-18th century.
There was large-scale
immigration by
Fulani pastoralists,
leading to
resource competition with more
settled Hausa communities...
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founded by
Usman dan
Fodio in 1804
during the
Fulani jihads after defeating the
Hausa Kingdoms in the
Fulani War. The
boundaries of the
caliphate extended...
- "Commander of the Faithful" (Amir-ul-Momineen in
Arabic or
Lamido Julbe in
Fulani). The
current holder of this title,
since 2006, is Sa'adu Abubakar. The...
