Journal for Arabic and Islamic Studies Vol. 27 (2025)
This study investigates the evolution and enduring cultural significance of “Ma’ama’are,” a canonical Fulfulde praise poem (madahu) composed by the 19th-century scholar-reformer Shaykh Uthman bn Foduye.
It is based on the knowledge of Islamic sciences and the possession of certain requisite qualifications, of which virtue is one of it and considered as the most important.
The study also examined the social, economic, moral and religious implications involved in the practice of cryptocurrencies by Muslim youths in the study area.
The purpose of this paper is to examine the position of Islam on women‘s freedom, liberty and rights in comparison with western perception.
This article explores the theological and contemporary discussions surrounding Maulid (the celebration of the Prophet Muhammad‘s (SAW) birth) and Tahajjud (the late-night voluntary prayer).
This paper explores the preventive strategies rooted in Islamic teachings that aim to mitigate the risk of political thuggery among Muslim youth.
This study explores the historical migration of the Kanuri people from the Kanem-Borno Empire to Ilorin…
This study critically analyses the involvement of Muslims in Ekiti State governance particularly since the inception of the current democratic dispensation in 1999.
