
#Hausaactivist Farfaɗo da kishin Hausa da ƙasar Hausa. Kishin ƙabila ba ƙabilanci bane. Bahaushe sai Bahaushe. #HausaRenaissance #Hausazalla
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One of the most disrespectful things they say to Hausa people is “seperate your identity from Islam” or “Islam erased Hausa civilization”.
Islam was a primary ingredient in the very formation of Hausa civilization. It didn't erase Hausaness; it gave it a new structure. Ƙasar Hausa came in contact with Islam through north african traders and Hausa merchants accepted it. The kings of city states like Kano and Katsina adopted Islam as a court religion, creating a new prestige culture. The Kano Chronicle records the Wangarawa bringing books and promoting Islam supported by the king, leading to the construction of mosques and refining Islam in Kano. This was a voluntary, strategic adoption not colonial imposition.
Comparative perspective: Ethiopia and Rome.
Ethiopian identity is completely unintelligible without its Christianity. No one would tell an Ethiopian Christian that their faith is a foreign Arab or Roman imposition that erased their “true” Ethiopian self. Because the adoption was ancient, voluntary, and became a defining source of national identity against external pressure.
In Rome; we call the result “Christendom,” a distinct phase of Roman and European civilization, not the death of Roman identity.
This is the exact lens through which we view Islam in Ƙasar Hausa.
The Title of Sarkin Arna (Chief of the Pagans): In the hierarchical political structure of the Hausa kingdoms, particularly in Kano and Katsina, there existed an official title called Sarkin Arna. This was a chief appointed by the Muslim Emir, whose specific job was to administer the affairs of the Maguzawa community.
The development of Ajami writing of Hausa language in Arabic script wasn't a replacement of Hausa with Arabic; it was the enrichment of Hausa civilization, a vast corpus of Hausa poetry, history and statecraft was recorded in Ajami. The Arabic script was used to give written form to the soul of the Hausa people. An illiterate person in Hausa is jāhili, linked to pre-Islamic ignorance. To be literate is to be part of the umma, but the medium of that literacy became uniquely Hausa. This is identity formation, not erasure.
One of the world's oldest and most powerful civilizations; Persia (Iran), adopted the Arabic script for their language, this did not erase Persian identity. If one mocks the Hausa for Ajami, one must also mock the Persians for the script of the Shahnameh.
Some of our brothers in the south complain about the “Arabic” on the Naira. “Why is Arabic on our currency when English is the official language?” The Ajami script on the Naira is not a symbol of Arab imperialism; it is a monument to our indigenous African civilization. And the Latin script they defend as “neutral” or “Nigerian” is, by their own logic, a foreign import from ancient Asia.
The Latin alphabet you are reading right now is not indigenous to Europe. It was adopted from the Greeks, who adopted it from the Phoenicians, a Semitic civilization from Asia (much like Arabic).
Rome and Britain adopted a “foreign” religion and writing script (Christianity and phoenetic script) just like Ƙasar Hausa.
Islam does not erase our civilization it forms it and we cannot seperate our identity from Islam.
Hausa Muslims, Hausa christians and traditionalists are Fully Hausa.
#ƘasarHausa
#Hausazalla
#HausaRenaissance
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It’s Friday while you are all happy, some are currently crying.
A former SUG President of the College of Agricultural and Animal Science Technology, Bakura, Zamfara State, has reportedly died in bandits’ captivity after his family failed to meet the ransom demanded by the terrorists.
Students of Musa Iliyasu college celebrating Hausa cultural day.
The college is named after the founder’s brother Musa Iliyasu, who was notably the first Hausa individual to attend middle school in Kano 1939.
Video credit: Danmasani studio, as posted on facebook.
#HausaRenaissance
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Bichiia Maisango’s release should remind us that we must never allow fear or intimidation to silence us. Bichiia is bigger than one individual. No matter the challenges, we must stand firm, remain united and never abandon what we believe in.
We must keep speaking, keep standing and keep pushing.
The struggle is not over. Our voices are not silenced. Our determination remains unshaken. The movement continues!
Hausa Zallah! ✊🏽🔥
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I would like to sincerely appreciate everyone who stood by justice and my family throughout the period of my incarceration. Your prayers, visits, solidarity, and countless acts of kindness did not go unnoticed. I have tried to keep up with all the posts, but it has been a herculian task.
To those who spoke up, advocated, offered support behind the scenes, those who refused to let my situation fade into silence, especially those who made sure my family was taken care of in my absence, I am deeply grateful to you all.
I may not be able to mention everyone by name, but please know that I do not take your kindness for granted. My profound appreciation goes to my indefatigable wife Hauwa Mundi, my lawyer Inibehe Effiong, Dr Gbenga Hashim, Sir Dele Farotimi, Omowele Sowore and other comrades, colleagues, family, and everyone who believed in justice and stood firmly on that side of history.
I am grateful to God for life, strength, and the privilege of being home again. Alhamdulillah
The Hausa Renaissance movement cannot be stopped! It is bigger than any individual.
And no amount of intimidation by the forces of oppression against the Hausa nation and race can shake our spirit one bit.
We have a duty to our history, our identity, our present and a purposeful future for the unborn generations. The struggle has just begun with even greater conviction In Shaa Allah.
SAƘON GODIYA
Ina miƙa ɗimbin godiya ga zaratan gwagwarmayar ceto al'ummar Hausawa daga ƙangin danniya da zaluncin ƴan mamaya. Musamman akan jajircewarku da tsayin daka don tabbatar da na samu ƴanci yayin da nake tsare.
Jinjina ga waɗanda suka bada gudummawa ta addu'oi, dukiya ko abun masarufi haɗi da fatan alheri, Allah Ya bar zumunci Ya kuma ƙara haɗa kan Hausawa a duk inda suka sami kansu a faɗin duniya.
Masu tunanin cewa ɗauri zai karya mana gwiwa sun makara wallahi. Domin gwagwarmayar Hausa Zalla ikon Allah ce, don kawo karshen zalunci da danniya da Hausawa suka sami kansu a hannun ƴan mamaya (baƙin haure).
Yaƙi da zalunci sunnar Allah ne. Don haka yanzu muka fara.
A cigaba da gashi 💪💪🔥🔥.
#HAUSAZALLA
#DoleBahausheYaMulkiKansa
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Will Hausa stop being your problem pls? What did Hausa take away from you people? Did Hausa people ever invaded your culture & forced you to change to Hausa culture? Disgusting.
Who told you that?? Sarkin Daura that has been handing out all those “Ƙasar Hausa” titles is what?
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Alhamdulillah yanzu muke samun labarin dan uwan mu @Bichia_maisango ya shaki iskar yanci.
The Hausa activist, Bichiia Maisongo, was arrested by the DSS five months ago. They kept him in their custody for months before finally taking him to court which is not right.
At the last hearing, the Honourable Judge ordered his release. However, it has been over two weeks now, and we are still waiting.
While the situation might seem bleak, we are not losing hope. We remain steadfast, hopeful, and confident in the Nigerian judiciary.
Justice may take time, but it must not be denied. We will continue to trust the process, hold on to the assurances of the court, and hope that the authorities will do what is right.
#JusticeForBichiiaMaisongo #RuleOfLaw #Nigeria #HumanRights
Our activist @Bichia_maisango is finally free!
His unjust detention did not weaken or silence us; it only increased our morale.
The Hausa Renaissance cannot be suppressed. Our cause is noble, our hearts pure, and our passion unwavering. We cannot be intimidated, we fear nothing, and cowards cannot bring us down.
Hausa is so great that our enemies’ plots only end up working for it.
Bichia is coming home to continue where he left off!
#Hausazalla
#HausaRenaissance
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Alhamdulillah! Our hero and prominent Hausa activist, Bichiia Maisango, is finally free from detention. The struggle continues, and the real work begins now. May Allah strengthen your resolve, bless your efforts and continue to protect you.
Hausa Zallah! ✊🏾❤️
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Fulbe Imams’ Forum? Wow, we are truly witnessing something extraordinary. 😂”
You will notice that all the hypocrites are silent.
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May Allah forgive our ancestors, but wallahi I will never be gaslighted or deceived again. Hausa Zallah har abada InshaAllah
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Calling me Arab slave for being a Muslim while your own religion came from the same region with a second demographic of masters from Europe is just insane lack of self awareness 😂
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This so called “Middle belt” since it’s inception has been a coalition of “pagan” tribes against Muslims. Same people who were killing and eating Hausa traders.
So there’s a beauty contest between Nigerians and South Africa? 😂😂😂
Its ugly people from both sides that hate the way they look, posting conventionally ‘attractive’ individuals to prove their country has more beauty 😂
The sad part is the response is always “Northern Nigeria people are mixed with Arabs”, “those South Africans are mixed indian orania etc” each group subconsciously believe that beauty is foreign to African populations.
Imagine seeing someone you know posted for one of these beauty contests by a dumb cuck from southern Nigeria (or North) that is insecure of their looks.
Africans need to do better 🤦🏾♂️
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Slowly but surely, the journey continues. Some prominent scholars and advocates of the Hausa Zalla movement had the opportunity to meet with the National Leader of the Izala organisation, Sheikh Abdullahi Bala Lau, at the JIBWIS National Headquarters in Abuja.
Those present included Malam Aliyu Dahiru Funtua, Malam Mubarak Danjuma, and Malam Lawal Triumph.

















































