MorrowCaligari:


What in God's name is Obatala?

. Fulanis whipped this knowledge out of you years ago. Dont worry, its not lost...Yorubas posess it still. Its coming...youve been missing your blessings. Its coming...

Hey, i need to return to politics section. Nice chatting with u

OPCNAIRALAND:


. Fulanis whipped this knowledge out of you years ago. Dont worry, its not lost...Yorubas posess it still. Its coming...youve been missing your blessings. Its coming...

Hey, i need to return to politics section. Nice chatting with u

Im hausa dumb a**. Don't know what you're trying to imply. Since you yorubas still possess whatever that is then good for you. Fvck outta our business. Kwara included

The native Hausa cultire itself has been destroyed, replaced by a mudlim way of life. However, for those on the search for Hausa roots, certain symbolism still exist to give clues.

You should not expect to see these in a mosque but when you look at traditional Hausa artwork or even the throne of their rulers you should wonder why an Emir sits on a leopard skin. For those who are unfamiliar, in Islam one is considered unclean after making contact with the skin of wild animal. So why is a Muslim leader sitting on skin of wild animal? This is a hint for those interested in disvoveries and breakthroughs.

OPCNAIRALAND:
The native Hausa cultire itself has been destroyed, replaced by a mudlim way of life. However, for those on the search for Hausa roots, certain symbolism still exist to give clues.

You should not expect to see these in a mosque but when you look at traditional Hausa artwork or even the throne of their rulers you should wonder why an Emir sits on a leopard skin. For those who are unfamiliar, in Islam one is considered unclean after making contact with the skin of wild animal. So why is a Muslim leader sitting on skin of wild animal? This is a hint for those interested in disvoveries and breakthroughs.

Wtf are you talking about. And if you have any picture of Hausa or fulani emirs sitting on a leopard skin throne, feel free to post it.


Gatiano

This is definitely you.

He is right! maybe not exactly leopard skin in all the cases, but you with find ancient symbols on the walls, mohammedian religion is just 1400 yrs. In addition, the Emirs still wear the ancient crown, only wrapped around it the regalia. Noting that it would be removed anytime.

Hausa culture never died, it won't, It was never weak. It just went into the background as if to convey that "let the children play for a while".

If you note, I will always say mohammedian, not Muslim. Muslim is directly opposite that which is practice by the arab people, the arabs/white/mohammedian.
Islam/Muslim is a lot older than them, and a muslim is simply a person of peace right from birth, not learned.

Leopard signifies a lot in the Black people's culture. I don't know exactly yet/forgotten.

MorrowCaligari:



Wtf are you talking about. And if you have any picture of Hausa or fulani emirs sitting on a leopard skin throne, feel free to post it.


Gatiano

This is definitely you.

gatiano:
He is right! maybe not exactly leopard skin in all the cases, but you with find ancient symbols on the walls, mohammedian religion is just 1400 yrs. In addition, the Emirs still wear the ancient crown, only wrapped around it the regalia. Noting that it would be removed anytime.

Hausa culture never died, it won't, It was never weak. It just went into the background as if to convey that "let the children play for a while".

If you note, I will always say mohammedian, not Muslim. Muslim is directly opposite that which is practice by the arab people, the arabs/white/mohammedian.
Islam/Muslim is a lot older than them, and a muslim is simply a person of peace right from birth, not learned.

Leopard signifies a lot in the Black people's culture. I don't know exactly yet/forgotten.

Like I said, you're the same person. Secondly, you're yet to show me a picture of any ruler with a leopard skin on his throne.


The rest of your jiber jaber I didnt even read.