- Boyd (2000). The
Collected Works of Nana Asma'u,
Daughter of
Usman dan
Fodiyo 1793–1864,
edited by Boyd and Mack, was
published in 1997. An
extract from...
- Bakr
Atiku Hausa (Ajami) عُثْمَانْ طَࢽْ ࢻُودِیُواْ
Hausa (Latin)
Usman Ɗan
fodiyo Dynasty Sokoto Caliphate Father Mallam Muhammadu Fodio Mother Hauwa bnt...
- the
Paramount Chief of the
Sokoto Caliphate and
suzerain of the
Usman dan
Fodiyo Jihad states. The
position survived the fall of the
empire as a largely...
- also
known as al-Shaykha al-Fudayliya. Nana Asma’u bint
Shehu Usman bin
Fodiyo Sultan Shah Jahan,
Begum of
Bhopal Aisha Abd al-Rahman
Zainab al Ghazali...
- and training. The
university senate, the main
library complex (Abdullahi
Fodiyo Library Complex) and the
School of
Postgraduate Studies are also located...
-
Sokoto had been used as
early as
October 1804 by the
Shehu Usmanu Dan
Fodiyo as the
venue for the
meeting with Galadima, Yunfa's Vizier. Subsequently...
-
sultan Ahmadu Rufai,
established after the
Jihad led by
Shaikh Usman bin
Fodiyo.
Belligerents Sokoto Caliphate Support: Kel Ayr
Hausa Kingdoms Gobir Katsina...
- "Excerpt from:
Collected works of Nana Asma'u,
daughter of
Usman 'dan
Fodiyo (1793-1864)".
Boston University Open
Libraries (in Arabic). Merritt, Nikki...
- Al-ƙadiri, Al-Maliki, Al-Ash'ari,
Sarkin Yaƙin (War Lord) of
Shehu Usmanu Bin
Fodiyo. He was the
leader of the
Qadiriyya of West Africa. He led them from the...
-
Dallazawa dynasty. He
became Amirul Muminin after the
Jihad of
Shehu Usman dan
Fodiyo,
succeeding Magajin Haladu, the last
ruler of the centuries-old Habe dynasty...
