Allah reni noi kam,me don fufune a hamda, an andai kungiya meyoti Allah na?
I'm one of you too, luv 2 know u better. tekia bero am,

danboro'ba

Sanu'n knu

Haba y the insult plz? Dont u have courtesy or manners, plz behave yourself as a mature man.I'm just trying to teach u a kind of lyf. tekia bros,

dan iska mallam, you say i dont have manners, did i insult you


inazua i go come deal with you after drinking fura

zo ka chi chinkafa

About the arabic ecent i'm not sure, but i know they have differnt traditions for their marriage rights.

Laudate are a you a Fulani Christian? So am I! I've met so few, we're rare. I don't speak Fulfude though, only Hausa.

I've been following the work of a British woman from Wycliffe Bible translators, who is working with Fulani Christians in Mali to translate the New Testament into Fulfude. . . .

noi jingirde

wats da dif btw fulani nd hausa,yall look the same

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Hausa and Fulani are different people, loof differrent, speak differrent languages, wear different clothes and true Hausas and Fulanis also have different religion.

modern Fulani and Hausa only share a common religion.

also Fulani are cattlemen whereas we Hausa are Farmers.

True Fulani arel ike the Bororo/Woodabe. they also practice traditional religion along with islam. some are known to practice only traditional Fulani religion.



^Fula Man

jamila10: @zubeyr

i have read that Fulani have an Arabic roots is it right? do they have special tradition in marriage? wat a Fulani man do to marry a Fulani woman?

No it is wrong, we have Senegambian roots, each Fulani sub-group has its own tradition when it comes to marriage. For example, the Wodaabe one of the various subgroups of Fulani have their own way to marry.

Ayoo dediraabe fulbe, mi niddo Najeriya ha lessdi Adamawa. On jaraama, Alla wallu lawol fulbe.

laudate:

I beg. . . .make I dash you one hi-five for there, jare!! Thank you for the vote of confidence!! You need to see my Fulani cousins. . . . .'fine' is too small a word, to describe them. They are gorgeous!



An increasing number of them, can read and write, my friend. And those who can read, will teach those who lack literacy skills. Simple! Anyway, like I said earlier, I pray it suceeds. I would like to see the first Fulfude church service, or Fulfude-speaking church in my lifetime!



Oh my goodness!! I can't stop laughing!! You are a ba-aa-ad guy!!

Highly doubt this will happen as must Fulbe are Muslim, that may work with the true nomadic Fulbe there are some Wodaabe Fulani in Niger who have converted to Christianity.

Make una no drink alcohol for this bar ;DOnly kwunu, pure water or fanta orange is allowed o

presido1: Make una no drink alcohol for this bar ;DOnly kwunu, pure water or fanta orange is allowed o

Mek I bring fanta