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L'émir de Kano est le souverain de Kano, d … L'émir de Kano est le souverain de Kano, dans l'État de Kano, au nord de l'actuel Nigeria. Ado Bayero, né à Kano en 1930 et mort le 6 juin 2014, a été émir de Kano de 1963 à sa mort. Son successeur est son neveu, Muhammad Sanusi II. Ce dernier a été destitué le 9 mars 2020 et remplacé à cette date par son cousin, Aminu Ado Bayero, fils du défunt émir Ado Bayero.do Bayero, fils du défunt émir Ado Bayero.
, L'Emirato di Kano era uno stato musulmano … L'Emirato di Kano era uno stato musulmano nel nord della Nigeria costituito nel 1805 durante la jihad Fulani quando il Sultanato di Kano guidato dai musulmani Hausa fu deposto e sostituito da un nuovo emiro che divenne uno stato vassallo del Califfato di Sokoto . Durante e dopo il periodo coloniale britannico i poteri dell'emirato furono costantemente ridotti fino a scomparire.o costantemente ridotti fino a scomparire.
, L'Emirat de Kano és un antic estat africà … L'Emirat de Kano és un antic estat africà i actualment estat tradicional de Nigèria centrat a la ciutat i regió de Kano a l'estat de Kano. Des de 1963 l'emir és Ado Bayero i el seu palau és el Gidam Rumfa. Aquest emir va adoptar la bandera actual de l'emirat; la bandera del 1807 fins vers el 1965 fou totalment verda, de vegades amb el nom de l'estat o de l'emir brodat en blanc en caràcter àrabs. l'emir brodat en blanc en caràcter àrabs.
, The Kano Emirate was a Muslim state in Nor … The Kano Emirate was a Muslim state in Northern Nigeria formed in 1349 during the reign of Sarkin Kano Ali Yaji when Wangarawa brought Islam into Kano and Sarki Ali made Islam as State religion (www.rumburilmi.com.ng). Sarki Muhammadu Rumfa (1463-1499) consolidated the achievement of Sarki Ali Yaji when he became Sarki. Rumfa's reign is believed to be the greatest in terms of both economic and intellectual development till date. He helped introduce Ajami (a Hausa language writing using Arabic texts) which continued until 1903 with the beginning of British colonialism after they deposed a fulani Sarki named Ali Babba. It was during the time of Sarki Rumfa a Muslim scholar who was a Berber called Muhammadu bn Abdul-Karim al-Maghili arrived Kano (1440-1505). He was embraced by Sarki Rumfa who in turn assisted in the consolidation of Islam as Kano state religion. It was Sarki Muhammadu Rumfa who constructed the current Mosque adjacent to Emir's palace which is popularly known as Masallacin Sarki (i.e. Sarki's mosque) and he is acknowledged to be the one who constructed the present Emir's palace (Gidan Rumfa) and occupied it leaving the former palace to be converted as Museum (Gidan Makama Museum). During and after the British colonial period, the powers of the emirate were steadily reduced. The emirate is preserved and integrated into modern Nigeria as the Kano Emirate Council.References: Adamu, A. U. (2007). Kano Kwaryar Kira Matattarar Alheri. Littafi na Data. Kano Government Press.Kwalli, M. K. (1996). Kano Jalla Babbar Hausa.li, M. K. (1996). Kano Jalla Babbar Hausa.
, O Emir de Cano é o traditional governante da cidade de Cano na Nigéria, capital do moderno estado de Cano. é o atual emir.
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L'Emirato di Kano era uno stato musulmano … L'Emirato di Kano era uno stato musulmano nel nord della Nigeria costituito nel 1805 durante la jihad Fulani quando il Sultanato di Kano guidato dai musulmani Hausa fu deposto e sostituito da un nuovo emiro che divenne uno stato vassallo del Califfato di Sokoto . Durante e dopo il periodo coloniale britannico i poteri dell'emirato furono costantemente ridotti fino a scomparire.o costantemente ridotti fino a scomparire.
, O Emir de Cano é o traditional governante da cidade de Cano na Nigéria, capital do moderno estado de Cano. é o atual emir.
, The Kano Emirate was a Muslim state in Nor … The Kano Emirate was a Muslim state in Northern Nigeria formed in 1349 during the reign of Sarkin Kano Ali Yaji when Wangarawa brought Islam into Kano and Sarki Ali made Islam as State religion (www.rumburilmi.com.ng). Sarki Muhammadu Rumfa (1463-1499) consolidated the achievement of Sarki Ali Yaji when he became Sarki. Rumfa's reign is believed to be the greatest in terms of both economic and intellectual development till date. He helped introduce Ajami (a Hausa language writing using Arabic texts) which continued until 1903 with the beginning of British colonialism after they deposed a fulani Sarki named Ali Babba. It was during the time of Sarki Rumfa a Muslim scholar who was a Berber called Muhammadu bn Abdul-Karim al-Maghili arrived Kano (1440-1505). He was embraced by Sarki Rumfa who-1505). He was embraced by Sarki Rumfa who
, L'Emirat de Kano és un antic estat africà … L'Emirat de Kano és un antic estat africà i actualment estat tradicional de Nigèria centrat a la ciutat i regió de Kano a l'estat de Kano. Des de 1963 l'emir és Ado Bayero i el seu palau és el Gidam Rumfa. Aquest emir va adoptar la bandera actual de l'emirat; la bandera del 1807 fins vers el 1965 fou totalment verda, de vegades amb el nom de l'estat o de l'emir brodat en blanc en caràcter àrabs. l'emir brodat en blanc en caràcter àrabs.
, L'émir de Kano est le souverain de Kano, d … L'émir de Kano est le souverain de Kano, dans l'État de Kano, au nord de l'actuel Nigeria. Ado Bayero, né à Kano en 1930 et mort le 6 juin 2014, a été émir de Kano de 1963 à sa mort. Son successeur est son neveu, Muhammad Sanusi II. Ce dernier a été destitué le 9 mars 2020 et remplacé à cette date par son cousin, Aminu Ado Bayero, fils du défunt émir Ado Bayero.do Bayero, fils du défunt émir Ado Bayero.
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