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Although Islam is not indigenous to Hausaland it has, along with the Hausa language, become the most distinguishing feature of Hausa culture. The article interrogates the historical processes that led to the Islamisation of Hausa culture. Lagos Historical Review , vol. 5 (2005), 99-110
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