Fulfulde Poems

Voices from the Past, Echoes for the Future:

Discover the Timeless Beauty of Fulfulde Poetry.

Welcome

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Welcome to the MBA Collection of Fulfulde Poems (Gime Pulpule), a unique archive celebrating the beauty and depth of Fulfulde poetry. This collection preserves the works of legendary Fulani scholars like Shehu Usman Fodiyo and Nana Asma’u, capturing the rich intellectual and spiritual heritage of the Fulani people.

Mission

Vision

To preserve, promote, and share the literary brilliance of Fulfulde poetry as a vital cultural and educational treasure.

A world where Fulfulde poetry is celebrated as a cornerstone of African heritage, inspiring generations and fostering cultural understanding.

Motivation

The MBA Collection reflects Mallam Muhammad Bashir Abubakar’s lifelong commitment to preserving the cultural identity of the Fulani people. By safeguarding and sharing these poetic works, MBA ensures the voices of Fulani scholars resonate with future generations.

Featured Poems

5

Duuniyaayel

6

Yaynotoonde

3

Allah Jaafoowo ​

2

Duuniyaayel​

5

Yaynotoonde​

About

Overview

Fulfulde Voices is dedicated to the preservation and promotion of Fulfulde literature. Our efforts include the digitization and translation of ancient manuscripts, the celebration of contemporary poets, and the facilitation of cultural exchange through literature. We believe that Fulfulde poetry is not just a reflection of the past, but a living tradition that continues to inspire and guide us today.

Key Figures

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Founder of the Sokoto Caliphate

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Younger brother to Shehu Usman

Muhammad Bashir Abubakar

Muhammad Bashir Abubakar is a contemporary poet who has made significant contributions to modern Fulfulde literature. Born into a family with deep roots in the literary and scholarly traditions of the Fulani people, Abubakar’s works reflect a seamless blend of classical influences and modern sensibilities. His poetry addresses a wide range of themes, from social justice and spirituality to the challenges of contemporary life.