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Ibn Furtu
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| Died | c. 1600[1] |
|---|---|
| Occupation | Scribe, scholar, Grand Imam |
Ahmad bin Furtu or Ibn Furtu (sometimes also called Ibn Fartuwa) was the sixteenth century grand Imam of the Bornu Empire and the chronicler of Mai Idris Alooma (1564–1596).
- ^ Ahmed Abdel Rahman Samaeen; Ahmed Abu Al-Fath Othman (2022-02-02). ""أَ ة المقترضة" َثر ّ ْْللفاظ العربي ٌة ل ّ د ارسٌة الكانوري َغةِ لى ُل َ ع بَِّيةِ َ ر َ اصوتية تحليل" [“The borrowed mother” is an impact of Arabic words, a study of the Kanuri language, and a phonetic analysis.] (PDF). Arab Journal for Scientific Publishing (in Arabic): 231.
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