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Introduction to the Hausa People and Their Language

This course introduces students to the origins of the Hausa people and their language. It explores the creation of humanity, the emergence of the Hausa ethnic group, and their presence on Earth. The course covers historical migrations, the repopulation of the world after the Great Flood, and the evolution of modern humans. It also examines Hausa culture, religion, social structures, and the development of the Hausa language from ancient times to the present day.

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45h

Study Time

13

Weeks

3h

Per Week

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Math Level

Course Keywords

Hausa originsHausa languageAfrican historyCultural studiesLinguistic history

Course Overview

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Course Difficulty

Intermediate Level

Builds on foundational knowledge

65%

intermediate

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Math Level

No Math

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Learning Type

Theoretical Focus

Course Topics

Key areas covered in this course

1

Origin of Hausa people

2

Development of Hausa language

3

Hausa culture and traditions

4

Hausa states and their history

5

Influence of Islam on Hausa society

6

Relationship between Hausa and other ethnic groups

Total Topics6 topics

Ready to Start

No specific requirements needed

This course is designed to be accessible to all students. You can start immediately without any prior knowledge or specific preparation.

Assessment Methods

How your progress will be evaluated (3 methods)

Auna Fahimta

Comprehensive evaluation of course material understanding

Written Assessment

Tutor Marked Assignment

Comprehensive evaluation of course material understanding

Written Assessment

Final Examination

Comprehensive evaluation of course material understanding

Computer Based Test

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Study Schedule Beta

A structured 13-week journey through the course content

Week

1

Module 1: RUKUNI NA 1

1.5h

Unit 1: Bayani Game da Asalin Hausawa

1.5 study hours

•Read section 1.1 Gabatarwa (Introduction) to understand the scope of the unit.
•Study section 1.3 Bayani Game da Asalin Hausawa (Information about the Origin of the Hausa People) and take notes on key figures and events.
•Answer the Auna Fahimta (Self-Assessment) questions to test your understanding of the material.

Week

2

Module 1: RUKUNI NA 1

1.5h

Unit 2: Saukowa Zuwa Duniya

1.5 study hours

•Focus on section 2.3 Saukowa Zuwa Duniya (Descent to Earth) and understand where Adam and Eve were sent.
•Compare the different locations mentioned for Adam's descent in section 2.3.1 Adamu A Asiya (Adam in Asia).
•Reflect on the significance of the Maijidda title in section 2.3.2 Hawwa'u A Jidda (Eve in Jidda).

Week

3

Module 1: RUKUNI NA 1

1.5h

Unit 3: Tafiye-Tafiye Da Cike Duniya

1.5 study hours

•Examine section 3.3 Tafiye-Tafiye Da Cike Duniya (Travels and Populating the World) and identify the key figures involved.
•Analyze the causes of the first murder in the world in section 3.3.1 Ƙabila Da Habila (Cain and Abel).
•Summarize the events of the Ruwan Ɗufana Da Bayansa (The Flood and Aftermath) in section 3.3.4.

Week

4

Module 1: RUKUNI NA 1

1.5h

Unit 4: Sake Haɗewa A Waje Ɗaya

1.5 study hours

•Review section 4.3 Sake Haɗewa A Waje Ɗaya (Reunification in One Place) and understand the context of the reunion.
•Compare the different perspectives on the descendants of Noah in section 4.3.1 Al'ummar Annabi Nuhu (The People of Prophet Noah).
•Trace the routes of the ancestors from Africa in section 4.3.2 Rayuwa Da Rarrabuwa (Life and Separation).

Week

5

Module 2: RUKUNI NA 2

1.5h

Unit 1: Ɗan'Adamu Da Samwar Hausawa

1.5 study hours

•Study section 1.3 Ɗan'Adamu Da Samuwar Hausawa (Humanity and the Formation of the Hausa People) and identify the key stages in human evolution.
•Reflect on the challenges of identifying the original Hausa people in section 1.1.1 Hausawan Farko (The First Hausa People).
•Analyze the social structures of the early Hausa people in section 1.1.2 Aure Da Zamantakewa (Marriage and Social Life).

Week

6

Module 2: RUKUNI NA 2

1.5h

Unit 2: Zamanin Annabi Adamu

1.5 study hours

•Examine section 2.3 Zamanin Annabi Adamu (The Time of Prophet Adam) and understand the context of the era.
•Analyze the arguments for and against the existence of Hausa people during the time of Prophet Adam in section 2.3.1 Hausawa A Zamanin Annabi Adamu (Hausa People in the Time of Prophet Adam).
•Explore the different perspectives on the existence of the Hausa language during the time of Prophet Adam in section 2.3.2 Harshen Hausa A Zamanin Annabi Adamu (The Hausa Language in the Time of Prophet Adam).

Week

7

Module 2: RUKUNI NA 2

1.5h

Unit 3: Zamanin Annabi Nuhu

1.5 study hours

•Study section 3.3 Zamanin Annabi Nuhu (The Time of Prophet Noah) and understand the context of the era.
•Analyze the arguments for and against the existence of Hausa people during the time of Prophet Noah in section 3.1.1 Hausawa A Zamanin Annabi Nuhu (Hausa People in the Time of Prophet Noah).
•Explore the different perspectives on the existence of the Hausa language during the time of Prophet Noah in section 3.1.2 Harshen Hausa A Zamanin Annabi Nuhu (The Hausa Language in the Time of Prophet Noah).

Week

8

Module 2: RUKUNI NA 2

1.5h

Unit 4: Bayan Ruwan Ɗufana

1.5 study hours

•Examine section 4.3 Bayan Ruwan Ɗufana (After the Flood) and understand the context of the era.
•Analyze the arguments for and against the existence of Hausa people after the flood in section 4.3.1 Hausawa Bayan Ruwan Ɗufana (Hausa People After the Flood).
•Explore the different perspectives on the existence of the Hausa language after the flood in section 4.3.2 Harshen Hausa Bayan Ruwan Ɗufana (The Hausa Language After the Flood).

Week

9

Module 3: RUKUNI NA UKU

1.5h

Unit 1: Rabuwar su Daga Asiya

1.5 study hours

•Study section 1.3 Rabowar su Daga Asiya (Their Separation from Asia) and identify the different perspectives on Hausa origins.
•Analyze the arguments for and against Hausa people being considered Asians in section 3.1.1 Hausawa A Matsayin Asiyawa (Hausa People as Asians).
•Compare the different theories on the relationship between Hausa people and other groups like Larabawa (Arabs) and Habashawa (Ethiopians).

Week

10

Module 3: RUKUNI NA UKU

1.5h

Unit 2: Hausawa A Nahiyar Afirka

1.5 study hours

•Examine section 2.3 Hausawa A Nahiyar Afirka (Hausa People in Africa) and understand the context of their presence.
•Trace the migration patterns of Hausa people within Africa in section 2.3.1 Zaman Hausawa A Lalle da Asodu (The Hausa People's Time in Lalle and Asodu).
•Explore the origins of different Hausa states in section 2.3.3 Samuwar Wasu Ƙasashen Hausa (The Formation of Some Hausa States).

Week

11

Module 3: RUKUNI NA UKU

1.5h

Unit 3: Hausa Bakwai da Banza Bakwai

1.5 study hours

•Study section 3.3 Hausa Bakwai da Banza Bakwai (Hausa Seven and Banza Seven) and identify the key figures and events.
•Analyze the distinction between Tarihi (History) and Tarihihi (Legend) in section 3.3.1 Tarihi Da Tarihihi A Ƙasar Hausa (History and Legend in Hausaland).
•Explore the different accounts of Bayajidda's origins and travels in sections 3.3.2-3.3.6.

Week

12

Module 3: RUKUNI NA UKU

1.5h

Unit 4: Hausawan Zamani

1.5 study hours

•Examine section 4.3 Hausawan Zamani (Modern Hausa People) and understand the context of contemporary Hausa society.
•Explore the cultural traditions of the Hausa people in section 4.3.1 Al'adun Hausawa (Hausa Customs).
•Analyze the different dialects of the Hausa language in section 4.3.2 Karuruwan Harshen Hausa (Dialects of the Hausa Language).

Week

13

Module 4: RUKUNI NA 2

3.5h

Unit 1: Asalin Harshe

1.5 study hours

•Study section 1.3 Asalin Harshe (Origin of Language) and identify the different theories on language origins.
•Analyze the arguments for and against the existence of a language in Aljanna (Paradise) in section 1.3.1 Aljanna.
•Explore the different perspectives on the origin of the Hausa language in sections 1.3.2-1.3.6.

Review

2 study hours

•Review all course materials and notes.
•Practice answering sample exam questions.
•Focus on key concepts and theories discussed throughout the course.

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Study Tips & Exam Preparation

Expert tips to help you succeed in this course

1

Create a timeline of key events in Hausa history from the creation of humanity to the present day.

2

Develop flashcards with key vocabulary and concepts related to Hausa language and culture.

3

Practice answering past exam questions to familiarize yourself with the format and content.

4

Form study groups to discuss challenging topics and share insights.

5

Focus on understanding the relationships between Hausa and other related languages.

6

Review all TMAs and ensure you understand the feedback provided by your tutor.

7

Create concept maps linking Units 3-5 database concepts

8

Practice SQL queries from Units 7-9 weekly

9

Allocate specific study hours for each module based on its complexity and weightage in the final exam.

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