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Hausa Kingdoms, also
known as
Hausa Kingdom or
Hausaland, was a
collection of
states ruled by the
Hausa people,
before the
Fulani jihads. It was situated...
- late
precolonial Hausa Kingdoms. When
Islam started making inroads into
Hausaland in the 11th century,
certain aspects of the
religion such as idol worship...
- (Amīr al-Muʾminīn). By 1808, the
Sokoto Caliphate had
gained control over
Hausaland and
several surrounding states.
Under the
sixth caliph Ahmadu Rufai, the...
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Kilishi is a
version of
jerky that
originates in
Hausaland which consists of most of
Southern Niger and
Northern Nigeria. It is a form of
dried meat,...
- lay
Hausa Kingdoms, encomp****ing the cultural-linguistic area
known as
Hausaland which straddles what
later became the Niger-Nigeria border. The Hausa...
- the
Galadima was
responsible for
overseeing the
easternmost areas of
Hausaland,
including Shira, Teshena, Hadejia, and Auyo.: 25 When the
Sokoto jihad...
- "Hawsawi") is an
indicator of
Hausa ancestry. The
homeland of
Hausa people is
Hausaland ("Kasar Hausa"),
situated in
Northern Nigeria and
Southern Niger. Hausa...
- in the 12th century,
Gobir was one of the
seven original kingdoms of
Hausaland, and
continued under Hausa rule for
nearly 700 years. Its
capital was...
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center of trade, culture, and Islam;
markets brought in
merchants from
Hausaland, Egypt, and
other African kingdoms, a
university was
founded in the city...
- ISBN 978-3-540-52171-6 Grove, A.T.;
Nicole (2007) [1958]. "The
Ancient Erg of
Hausaland, and
Similar Formations on the
South Side of the Sahara". The Geographical...
