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The text discusses the importance of publishing research and findings related to Hausa language and literature, particularly through the Centre's initiatives. It highlights the need for a dedicated journal to share scholarly work from various institutions. The author, S. A. Bayero, delves into the relationship between Hausa and Arabic, noting the historical influence of Arabic on the Hausa language, especially through the introduction of Arabic loanwords due to the spread of Islam in Hausaland. The text also explores the distinctions between Hausa and Arabic poetry, emphasizing that while Arabic poetry has influenced Hausa learned songs, they differ significantly in structure and themes. The author challenges the notion that Hausa poetry began with the Fulani leaders, suggesting that Hausa poetry existed prior to that period.

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The text discusses the importance of publishing research and findings related to Hausa language and literature, particularly through the Centre's initiatives. It highlights the need for a dedicated journal to share scholarly work from various institutions. The author, S. A. Bayero, delves into the relationship between Hausa and Arabic, noting the historical influence of Arabic on the Hausa language, especially through the introduction of Arabic loanwords due to the spread of Islam in Hausaland. The text also explores the distinctions between Hausa and Arabic poetry, emphasizing that while Arabic poetry has influenced Hausa learned songs, they differ significantly in structure and themes. The author challenges the notion that Hausa poetry began with the Fulani leaders, suggesting that Hausa poetry existed prior to that period.

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