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indigo from his splattered around the ground for consecutive nights. Determined to apprehend the perpetrator, he stayed awake for one night and discovered it was a young Dan Marina playing around the pits before slipping away. Following the baby, the dyer found him sleeping beside his mother's grave in the graveyard. The dyer then took him in and raised him as part of his own family.
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Little is known about Dan Marina's early life. According to a local legend in Katsina, his mother passed away during childbirth and was interred before his birth. After her burial, he was said to have 'emerged' from the grave. Several nights later, the owner of some dye pits in the area observed the
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and other urban centres. Among the influential mallamai was Dan Marina who lived in the Marina quarter of Birnin Katsina. He was an active scholar and produced a number of works, with his most important being his commentary of the
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During the mid 17th-century, a Muslim intelligentsia (mallamai) formed in Katsina which held considerable influence in
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from 'the east', was hosted by a dyer named Kayaba. His mother was the daughter of
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visited his tomb for ziyara while in his 1812 work Infaq al-maysur,
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Index

Wali
Katsina
Katsina
Katsina State
Nigeria
Islam
Hausaland
Sunni
Maliki school
Dan Masanih
fl
Katsina
patron saints
Dan Masanih
ziyara
Sokoto
Abd al-Qadir dan Tafa
Muhammad Bello
Sultan of the Sokoto Caliphate
Abdul Rahman bn Yakhftan al-Fazazi
Arab
Kano
Sarkin Katsina
Birnin Katsina
Abdul Rahman bn Yakhftan al-Fazazi
Mai Ali
Kwararafa
Hausa literature
Arabic
Katsina state

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