Biography of sheikh jafar mahmud adam kanoun

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Ahmed‐Ali Kanoun, Souraya Goumri‐Said and Mohammed Benali Kanoun.

He was born on October 9, He is thought to be in Syria or Yemen.

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All rights reserved. SOURCES A Contribution to the History of the Wahhabi Daʿwa in West Africa: The Career and the Murder of Shaykh Jaʿfar Mahmoud Adam (Daura, ca. /–Kano ) 1 Andrea Brigaglia, UNIVERSITY OF CAPE TOWN DOI: / ABSTRACT Shaykh Jaʿfar Mahmoud was one of the most popular voices of the Salafi/ Wahhabi mission (daʿwa) in contemporary West Africa.

This article reconstructs his career, from his studies in Nigeria and Saudi Arabia through the time of his teaching and preaching in Kano and Maiduguri, until his dramatic assassination in April After detailing the many conflicts and debates that accompanied his career as a public preacher and surveying the several hypotheses that have been advanced so far to explain hi